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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
The WarmOih- Carter War.

In the estimation Of the Democrat the
leaders Of the contending factions Of the
Louisiana Legislature ale both right and
both wrong, which is not seldom the case
when factions, like individuals, get by
the ears; but without entering into any
discussion as to the merits or demerits
Of either, there is suggestive and i'm
pressive lesson in this unfortunate i'm
broglio. That the state has been wofully
misgoverned, and that out of its misgov.
ernment have grown the existing dissen-
sions nobody can gainsay and that the
Radical party having had Louisiana ccm.
pletely under Its debauched control for
several years is alone responsible for the
consequences, admits also Of no argument
What is seen 20 be possible there, more.
over, in a general disorganization Of the
body polite through the corrupt machiu.
ations Of PARTISAN rings, is equally pos.
sibe and equally likely to occur wher
ever the conservative element of the
people has been rendered powerless to
defend itself against usurpstlon and
aggression. So long as the policy of the
| lNauICAl pot'y III Coobh 10
aud repressive, there is constant danger
of just such oruptive disorders, only
restrained from popular revolution by
the bayonets Of Federal power. Whethel
is Warmoth against Carter, or bott
against a crushed and PROSTATE people
or the administration against them all, j
Is a condition of things all the more Il
be dsplored because Of its appareu
hopclessuess. The congressional com
mittee that v,sits New Orleans may 6n'
this and that to be true, and succeed
perhaps, 10 arranging an amlcable com
promise of difficulties, but unless the lat
urbances have developed an hon
aud influential spirit Of reform, the eli
izeus Of Louisiana have no satisfactor
guarantee Of continued peace aud goo
government, with deuagogues like Wal
moth and Carter still holding the reins {
legisl alton. st Louis Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

The Republicans Washington special
says: 1t now seems settled that the
committee appointed to visit New Orleans
and examine into the causes Of the trouble
existing in the state government, will not
perform the duty. 1t is proclaimed that
the reason for not carrying out the in
structous Of the house is, that the dis
orders have ceased, but it appears that
a higher power has inte.fero1, and the
iustiyator Of che resol luton is now the
destroyer Of whatever benefit might have
been derived. 1t is stated that Mr.
Dawes offered the resolution 10 accord
ance with the desires Of Grant, but owing
to some greater power the President has
suddenly changed the front, and is now
very much opposed to the examination
proposed. In consequence of this sudden
hostility Of Grant the Investigation is tc
be somthered, and the doings Of Collector
Casey, whether good or evil, arc not to
be permitted to meet the gaze of the
country.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

A bill has passed both houses Of the
Illinois legislature which makes a radi
cal change IN the regulations for the sale
of liquor 10 the state. 1t enacts that no
intoxicating liquor shall hereafter be
sold in Illinois without license, and no
license shall be issued unless the party
applying therefor shall give bond 10 the
penal sum of $1,000, with two freehold
suret,es, conditioned that they shall pay
all damages to any person or property,
by reason Of selling liquor under said
license, and the penslty to be received
in the name Of the state. for the use OF
any person injured by liquor sold BY
such licensed persons. A similar bill il
now before the legislsure Of this state.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

The Pacific railroad is again blocked
with snow.
The queen of Greece has been safely
delivered of q son.
A New York teacher has been com
mitted for rape on two young g'rls.
Uncle Sans army uniforms are selling
at Washington for two dollars a suit.
General Rosecraz denies that he is il
favor of 6libustering & attempt to anne ]
Mexico.
A colored gentleman in the Nintf
district of Indiana a.pires to succeed
Shanks, the present Radical member.
The wheat crop of California for th'
coming season, is estimated at twelve
million sacks, worth twenty four milliol
dollars in gold on the ground.
The pay roll of the garrison at For
Sully shows that John Morrlssy, DAME
Drew, Patrick Henry, James Fisk. Jr
aud Horace Greeley are at presen. doin
service for Uncle Sam at that place.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
TO The Democracy Of Missouri.
RooMs OF DEMOCRATIC STATE CEs

MOONS OF DEMOCRATIC STATE ZEN
TRIAL Com, ST. LOUIS. Jan. l6.
The members Of the Democratic State
Central Committee, at their late meeting,
being deebly impressed with the necessity
Of a more effective organization in many
counties OF the state, and with the impos'
sibility OF communicating with remote
localities 10 case Of an emergency, adopt,
unani mously, the following:
Resolped, That 10 order that the next
Democratic state convention shall truly
represent the Democratic sentiment Of
tho people, we recommend a thorough
organization Of the Democracy Of each
county, and that on the 22d Of February,
1872, they assemble in their respective
townships, 10 mass meeting, at the usual
place Of voting in each township, and
elect one member of county Democratic
committee, which shall adobt such means
to secure q just and fair representation
Of the county in said convention, as may
by them, be deemed advisable, and to
discharge such other duties as .. may
properly devolve upon such committee.
Resoloed, That all county Democratic
committees, as soon as organized, report
to the secretary Of the State Contra
Committee the names and address Of it,
chairman and secretary.
The State Committee earnestly request,
that these resolutions be complied With
and that the most active and judiciou'
members Of the Democracy be placed il
these positions Of party trust. A grea
and important national contest is befor,
US, in which all the energy Of brain ant
muscle will be tested to the utmost, II
order to redeem our beloved country
from the appalling misrule which nov
overshadows this fair land.
BY order Of tho Democratic State Cen
trail committee.
D. H. ARMSTRONG, Chm.
WM. II. SWIFT, Sec'y.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
Politics in Louisiana.

Affairs 10 louisiana are getting too warm
to be healthy. 1t seems that Gov. War.
moth has filled the building where the
legislature convenes with police and
armed men, aud is attempting to run the
"thing" against the wishes Of another
faction; and in the New Orleans morn.
ing papers Of the 21st., ono G. w. Car
ter, speaker Of the house Of repressn
tatives," publishes call asking the peo
pie to assist him 10 removing the armed
forces from the building and condewing
the action of Warmoth. The following
hand bill! was also distributed throughout
the city:
"To armsl To armsll To arms | ! !
To arms ~! Colored men to the front.
Warmoth's slaves at Mechanics ustfute
pretended to-day to cxpel AToine
Adolph, Burch. Wilson, Reavson, Will.
Jams, Tureaud, Gaddis. John Lott aud
others, colored members of the house oi
representatives. Warmoth will next
attempt to remove Ingraham Antoine
from the senate. Rally on Saturday o,
10 o'clock at the corner of Rampant and
Canal streets, and let those who have
dared to trample on your rights ss free
men and citizens tremble. until the mar
row Of their bones shakes. Let the cry
be. Down with Warmo:h aud his thiev
ing crew. Rally! Rally!! Rally
Liberty or death"
On the 22d crowd assembled on Cana
street, 10 obedience to Carter's call
Carter addressed them, and requested BIZ
friends to maintain their organization fol
action, and have no difficulty that day
In the meantime dispatch WAS received
from Gen. Emery stating that he hat
received a dispatch from the Adjutan
General at Washington, ordering him t.
hold his troops in readiness to suppress
any conflict of armed bodies of men
| After announcing the contents Of Emery
dispatch, Carter said: "Thus the Unite
States troops and General Emery ar
used to psrpetuate infamies whicl
, would drive any northern or wester
state into revolution, and which will a
be unearthed when tho investigating con
m,ttee arrives" The cry "Lst's fight
We are going in any how" was raised b
0 the crowd. Carter, however, 6nall
, quieted them.
? This is Radical Ku klux fight ov.
> the spoils. Behold, how lovely it Is ft
0 brethren to dwell together 10 peace.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

The Nashville Banner gives the follow
ing particulars of horrible tragedy in
Smith county, Tenn: "a private letter
was received here, giving details of q
murder committed recently at tobacco
stripping on the farm of Will Csrdwcll,
at which . good number Of neighbors
we're present, and among them negro
man eighty years old. Some of those
present, thinking to have little fun at
the expense Of the old negro, commenced
joking him about matriuony. He said
he did not know Of any one to marry,
whsreupou one Of the crowd suggested :
There's Moll Quails before you why
can't you marry her?' Casting q suspi
cious glance at Moll Quails. and survey
ing her from head to foot, he slowly
remarked that he would not have her
At this the woman in question tecame
enragsd, and demanded an immediate
explanation. He replied that it was use
less for him to say why; the crowd we'll
knew the reason. Considering this a re
aection upon her character, the woman
became furious, seized q stick and beat
him over the head until she thought him
dead, and without the least interruption
from the bystanders, coolly strode out o.
the barn in which the alteration had
taken place. Having occasion to return
to the barn, she stopped at the door tc
make an inspection Of its interior, ant
observing that the old man was not dead
and that be had, Notwithstanding his many
wounds, arisen from where she had strucI
him down, she sgain seized the billet o
wood and attacked him 10 the most fero
cious manner. breaking his skull int
fragments aud scattering his brains ant
blood come distance from where he sat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

One of the retrenchmeut committee
now in New York, 10 a letter to q sena-
tor in Washington, says that the time OF
adjournment has not been determined
but as the Radical members are getting
uneasy over the fearful load OF corrup-
tion which is unearthed, and which has
to be carried by Grant in the next elec-
ton, it is not probable that a much
longer stay will be made. The opinion
is expressed that the report Of the com
mittee will not be what the people have ,
right to expect from the testimony, The
minority Of the committee will give tn.
true condition Of affairs, and will rely
upon the conservative element Of thu
senate to aid them in . general warfar,
upon corruption and the securing Of th'
reformation so long needed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

Last Saturday a little son Of Mr.. }
McLsan's, living on the Frankford road
just beyond the city limits, was run ove'
BY one wheel of wagon which wa
loaded with q go foot log, one end o
which was on the wagon the other drag
ging on the ground. Strange to say, tht
boy was not killed, the wheel passed
over bis hip, bruising it severely but moi
breaking any bones. His escape VA
almost Observation-Disclosures Gazette
10th.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

We are informed by Collector Pew
who settled with the Court on Monday
last, that the amount collected up to The
present time, exclusive Of meschant'
licenses aud other local taxes, is about
S125,O0O. The whole amount OF the
levy, including these taxes, is only about
Sl5O,OOO. 1t will be seen that the col
lection is a very good one. evineing the
fact that the citisens OF Old Pike have
still funds enough ahead to settle thei'
tax lls.-Louisiana Gazette.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
There is q bill before the legislature

There is bill before the Legislature
relative to paying the interest Of
the state debt in gold. It is warmly
advocated by some as a means Of better
establishing our state credit, and Is
strenuously denounced BY others as favor
ing the bondbolder and imposing upon
the taxpayers, holding that there is nc
law requiring the interest to be paid ia
gold.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
NOW READ THIS,

There are a great number
of Persons indebted to US,
and we kindly but earnestly
ask for n settlement Of these
accounts. In our business
we are continually paying
out money for goods, and
cannot afford to let these old
accounts stand so long.
JACKSON e. HUTT,
Troy, Missouri.
Foysnbss =, 1871.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
An Eniscopsl clergyman meeting Ba

An Episcopal clergyman meeting Bar
mum, the Snowman. the other day. afte,
inquiring for his health, physical ana
spiritual, said, "Boruum, I always hkeo
you. You are a good fellow, and ! trusl
we shall meet in heaven" "OT' said
the imperturbable Snowman, with
twinkle of his eye. 81 have no doub'
We shall If you are there"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

In the re listricting Of the state, il is
thought that congressional district will
be composed Of St. Charles, Warren, Lin
cold, Pike, Montgomery, Galway, Au,
drain and Boone, having population Of
1882.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

last Tuesday Duke Alexis visited the
legislature Of this sta'e, and spent iow
hours in both houses while they wero in
session. During his buffalo hunt, he
killed q buffalo, the head and hide OF
which is to be sent to Russia. All the
butchers in st. Louis are advertising
buffalo beef killed by Alexis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

No moro postmas,ers will be permitted
to get up clubs for the New York Tribune.
The Tribune has gone back on Grant, and
off goes the head of the first federal office
holder who helps the truly good Mr..
Greelev
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

A Southern California paper adver'
tises for "a young freckle faced man that
won't back down, with pair Of saddle
bags, pistol, and bowie knife, to collec
for this office. A large salary will b
Maid "
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
To Those who wish 10 Buy or Sell
Real Estate.

In this enlightened age not many purchasers,
strangers especially, hire conveyanoss and ride
over the country in search of 4 farm for sale.
when there is Real Estate Agency to be found
We advertise extensively and systematically, and
owners desiring to sell. and purchasers wishing
to buy, each earnestly hunting for the other and
bis own interest, secure the greatest possible
safety and despatch on the one hand, and the
least expense of time and mosey for search on
the other. by placing in our Agency the sale or
purchase Of any property.
We require parties desiring to sell property to
sign contract describing the same, naming the
length of time the property s to remain for SALE
price and terms, and binding the owner TO pay
our commission II a sale is effected.
Our Commissions.-If the price docs not
exceed $500, our commission for sale will be $40
CAKE Il MCCLELLAN,
Real Estate Agents, Troy, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

STRAf NOTICE.-Saksn up BY Thouas
- NJ. slavens Of Bedford township. . dssk
brown or black mule, small sise, unbroks, 3 yesrs
old next spring. Appraised st 500 BY Thomas
Simmons and John @. Coz before o. Wheeler,
justice sf Ps@es, Ns~sabss -. la7r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

Gen. H. W. Hslieck died at Louisville,
Ky, on the 9th inst.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

Attorney General Ackermau has 70.
signed (been kicked ouD, and Attorney
General Williams now ellis the place.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25
E.aNT TROY
STEAM MILL
TN" WRleHT y

EsPECTFULLY announce tn the citizens OF
II Troy, and the country generally, that thew
have completely reftted and remodeled their
Steam Grist and Saw Mill, and are now prepared
to make as
GOOD AN ARTICLE OF FLOUR
a. con be turned cut at any mill in the State.
Our customers will meet with prompt attention
at all times.
WE WILL GRIND REGULARLY EVERY
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-25

TUESDAY,THURSDAYa and
SATURDAY,
and continue grinding until the mill 10 cleaned
out.
WE WILL AIM TO SAW AT LEAST TWO
DAYS IN TIE WEEK.
March !, 1870 nlisn6
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81 Utrecht, who, with his three suHragan
Bishops. Has the spirit pai charge of d very
largo minority or the whole Dutch pation.
aass 3"ft ~ 1as sEAsp :oa % atAi'
aFSag Sses .t.nALf.as s1'' @'Na 80 s"-
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..SocE havaIonirr and Ssf.nd;rs !, 81 .,.,s;s
tinn, that Eerman .interfsrenca 11r 30 IL
neca.SsyT In order to nravant an On resn
on;cafn a1ection. Il aileoed Ehat IN s1s5nr -
Rpll vasssicned snpprassice All the ,fOra.s
aiitiass nrescribed 7Iby ths' CanoT, Tnwy
IN q fercnca Ia tha s;act;on ~ q Sovara;.n
.pantiF ana oria;ninc tAst inSe SissSss
efner The Death al Ana raigE;nr. p0ntiF fho
Cardinals nreeant in Rome eanaid immaIi.
atelv proceed to the aIeation N q new Pnne
Dr0sense cadovere.y This ,inf0fmafi the
Snener Castle declared thatit had Seosiyed
Tor a frnstworthy ,source. and Droceeled
to. sreae. a We, have .be6ose @sn sio1eI
that Fan suncsnonical eieosion woaia he
aonsia1ared nv .th@ ;Rn,o,,emn, Power aa-nnll
and yo;d. n Bak. = IL -(9ers.aaial--b
ike oareslyes. coouizanh of only, one receSst
Bali an thIe snbisck.S thss Of 1869. an which,
,during the sitting Of the Council, fSe,
Council should Ia immedisteiy suspended
until after the eleetiolhef = new Pope,
N,,
pssnso, Rnewang OIL NO 1oehef haus ana aus
pecang tue Spencer easettes story ante.
GetheFs caused enquiries 20 De made ut
Ronse,i and afcnod that the whole state
naont1 was fsaiae: But thon Sh this was,
OF s0ngiitso to- have been, q : check, the
Opener GdsetSe rs NOT taken ae & dis
advantage, for it has other weapons I'm
its alaSpnry. since the Vatican Coupcil ut
maiptaias, tlae Bishops have been deprived
of all their Rightsssand the Pope has be-
come, IN fact, the Bishop of each diocese
how, or why, the4sHsiter does not say.
.TherefeFe, as tberP2Resiaue Government,
though itzdoes n Oh same, che Bishops,; has
always been in the habit of iobjeoting to
the nomination of Bishop whom II dis!
lheaits ias a9ly tfair .aysues stheeP rusaian
organ, that it should exercise the same
power in the case Of an, election 20 the
Pontificate. We do not suppose, however,
that the Pope ID, even in the8opinion of the
Spencer Ga.efte, more, the Bisltop, Of every
diocese in Germany than he isiin any other
country, say, fog iissanee; Frances, ana we
do not see.s On. thia ,priheip1e. wliy every
Power Cath0lie or non. Catholic, from the
Emperor of Austria to the Sultan or the
Mfkado, should not nave a right or veto,
and, why persona ssi,aas 0rut0 to any one
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the veto To stoI - T., 90. 10, So. ~
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aole article entitteo :HhS dolly Roman
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Core -..iI lGrLtie. is the latest from North
y, r-Nrs--- the people ut (! -Four tn district have
osr4o exStsces over te regent news from the Dry
GsSstssiEi ,porym OF M Ia Byrne Co. 10 consequence
% and tie va;Ar OF goods ohered chem
- ssSs ens GIrsrot Magaz(ucshd jackson stSests.
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La, Usi4.s Wilson, young gentleman of
; t1p.t n-the retsil Sroeery business, and of
a. snaintapcs in the Rpsr PoEsioA of the city
eSAs toed n? his store, eSrReF Of Jaekson end
sssasses s:-ects in neat ana elegant style. Fine
'S~~~Nt- the appointments of his establishment
TRY a.2a'y bear comparison with the superior
S@-!tN H. new aud fres stock of groceries, which
= o.: II tue very ow.est cash prices. He guar
eo5!s and delivers them flee ~ charge, to
iss@E she city. That Mr.. Wilson deserves and
5i'. - aaLa Success. is the sincere conviction and
-, ~rl.~ 'l-lr O all who know him.