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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-17

PLATPoRM or PRINCIPLES OF rhE LABOs
REFoM Party OF Cook CoUNTY'-WHEREAs,
We The skilled artizans, mechanics and
workingmen Of Chicago, deeming it foI
T. benefit Of labor generally, DO hereby com
bin @ ourselves As a workingnan's party (ignor-
ing party politics in city and county stfsiis,) dc
hereby puolicly submit the following resou
lions and de teImine to support the candidates
Of this wogkingmsn's party, In preference 70
politicians Tor every Office in the gift of The
people 81 Cook county.
Resolved, That the system at present prac
ticed ia our State Penitentiary, by which the
labor Of the eOcvict is brought into unjust aud
iplreious competition with the labor Of the
b NEST, skilled mechanic, is one which we uni
versaly denounce, and pledge ourselves 20 Sc
cure lie unconditional repeal.
Resolved, That the interests Of labor d.
that the La Sale Black Law, one Of the isl
odious enactments should be repealed, mo- Cd
pecislly the following clauses:
SECTION l. II any person shall, by threat
Intimidation. or otherwise, seek TO prevent any
otner person from working at any lawful bust
ness or any that he may see it, such person &C
offending, shall be deemed guilty Of misde
aneanor, and, on conviction thereof, shall b
fined in any sum not exceeding Jne hundred
dollars.
SEc. 2. II any two or more persons shAl
combine for the purpose of d~priviBg ths
owner or possesser OF property OF its lawful uss
md management, or Of preventing by threats
suggestions Of danger or other meAne, any pei
son or persons from being employed By such
owner or possessor Of property on such term
as the parties concerned may agree upon, sacl
persons 80 offending, shall be fned IN any sun
not exceeding Eve hundred dollars, or inpris
oned In the county jail not exceeding 81
fD0nths r
Resolved, That We are in favor Of tbe en-
forcvmeut Of the Eight Hour Law, passed .
the last session Of our Legislators, She abFoga
ton Of the special contract cla0se, nnd fho ai
tachment Of n penalty thereto, puniahing an.
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FROM LOUISIANA.
Nsw ORLEANS. Oct. sth, 1876

NAV VhLhANaV OCts OH, loUoe
70 The EDITOR 81 the WoEEsEonAs's ADVOCATE
Since my last, there has been considerable
excitement 10 this city, and the spirit Of inn
pulse that controls our commercial enter
prise. seems to setuate Trade in all it
branches. Once the political excitemnt sub
sides, fiattering prospect will Be realized,
its days Of oppression will soon be ovvr and
the dark clouds viii disappear. You havs
heard before this Of the riots and bloodshed,
which has always, up 10 che pressnt ahown
ito failure. Thank God and ell god eisi.
Gems, especially the commanding general,
who has his troops slWass On had when
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with gloomy attendants, low Spirits. depre sion I'm
voluntary emissions loss u semen, spermatorrb0A los
OF power, dizzy head, los Of memory and threat ed
Impotence and imbeciiity. fnds sovereign cnre In
HUMPHaHrs' HoHsoP ATHlc SPkcFIc NO. fwssrr-sIeEr.
Composed Of the must valuable, mild and potsnd
tives they strike nc the root OF tn matter tone
up the system arrest the discharges, and impair vgor
and Dergv lite and vitality 70 the entire They
have thousands OF Price 90 per package Of
six boxes vial which Is very important obstinate
cid cases. ei-00 per single boz. Sold by drug
sisfs and sent by mall receipt Of price, Address
Humphrey Specific Homeopathic Medicine o.. c6a
Broad say, New York.
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woRkiNeMrN's TICKET.


WoRKIsGSES on CEIoAao.-ReAd the adver
tisemeut Of the EtRa Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Connecticut. Il y perhaps the
strongest and mos. successful Life Insurance
Company ia the world. Fromptness ia the pay
ment Of death claims Is one Of the leading fea-
lures Of this institutions. Life Insurance was
designed and specially intended TO bene6s the
working man-
The Etna insures on single life from $500
10 $4,000 No worksuE man should be without
a Life Policy The rates of the -Etna will be
found extremely moderate; IL is Company in
which you can place implicit confidence, its as
sets amour ing to nearly $4,000, 900 This
Company Is unsurpassed in its manag eWent and
financial security. Samuel r. RAYMOND, the
manager Of ire Etna, in this State, is gentle
man possessing a thorough knowledge OF in
sursnce business Working men calling on him
a, hs ofios, Sc La Sale street, will be furnished
nth fall information regarding the rates Of this
Company. Working men look u your interest
and secure Life Policy.
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HONE LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY

was organized MAY 1
lSss, under the anspi'
ces Of etockhold erl
sp4 Dlrsc tors ssiected
from the very f1rSl
class q the CAPITALISM
and busipcss men u
the citiss Of Bnookly q
aud New York; they
dstermined 70 lay ia
founAAfisn dsep and
strong. fhst win the
bleed q nj Heaven, n
may stssd I = ages q
the shield and prosec.
ripn Of toe " ldBw ana
TIE orphan. The plAl
adopted fov the trans
action and manage.
mens Of its bnsir Co
has re-peet first 70 the
perfect n a perman
ent STABILITY Of thu
Company, and second,
tn fhN rnuwpuf~r.-.
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The lass Eor won en- are the same a. above ANY one
that fund to give his her age wrong vii be expelled
and u monies paid forfe,ted 70 the Company. zach
ciAss limited TO 900 members. Each person pays
dollars upon becoming member, and dollar and ten
Genus each time a member dies belonging to the same
class he or she may be . member Of.
member u one class cannot be assessed TO peg for
the desrh Of member In another class. Each class d
independent, having NO connection wish any othsr.
TO ILLUSTRATE:
II class "A" has s.Ose male members, and . member
es. The Company pays over, within sixty days. s5 600
she sidaw heirs, from the eonssbusian fund a.
v:acsd bv the members and after I'VE deaths In .hal
class the members each advance and pay over 70 the
Company eoniribason Isss Ars. Failing % ssnd
this sum. they forfeit 20 the ooap@ay all paid
and tAe Company permits member 70 an the place
cf the retiring one.
The advantages Of this system are ICES ere % small
required be paid q such long intervals that any
man can SECURE 70 his family competency upon hi
death
Any desiring "a bencme member mnst ssnd el5,
50 In check bank drait posasi oreer, ~ express shs
expense being paid ~ ths Applicant. Under No srean
ssances WIN the Company be rssponatle for nociss mi
bur In this way Also. me party nust Harvard -
picadon With . medical cersihssss, sssstng ssssl
tbs physical condition, ssd vhssAer. IN me spanisn
M phyrcian, the Applicant proper psrsan y bscsn1
membsr. Blank forms sf appaissassn Or ssmbsrahaI
wf be cent Application. The applicans mass pay n
physiciant certlncatss 49, "A
mach member should ends&ror 10 sssuss nsw msmseu
-Ag dsinx he bsneass AfnssdE Ne lcssuw IN b -
acsd thaf does not contain three ssnt pssesse au
/ % prspay pe<ase. sssS -
The appdssr ian q shIs principle u nsurnss ts,ssa
"a Win shs Company. and % nsss and yst = ~ ~
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Authorized Agents Ior me Advocate.
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for The ADvocArR. Any
moneys paid to them viii be duly acknow-

to act as Agents for tbs ADvocArR. Any
moneys paid to them will be duly acknow-
lodged:
RIcHARD TeKvEuIcK, for State Of Michigan.
O. b. DAILY. ST. Louis Mo
E. M. LEONARD, oberiin, Ohio
BIZ MunFHT, Baltimore, Md
o. }. SwEzsLss, Buffalo, n r.
R.P. AAPEs, Rochester N. Y.
LAwRBEoR SnFH Fort Wayne, Ind
X. L. MAsrx, Wilmington, Del.
X. THoRES, Amboy, Ill.
J. NmlsoE, CentrAfa, Ill.
VIZ. n. PnLRY, Lockport, M
Wk. HAkrLKY, Bloomington III.
VIZ RAMsKnL. Elgin, Ill.
W. B. HAcKxEr. Aurora. H.
DAVID CAsTEER, Rockford, IN.
JAMES DOYLE, Peoria, I'll
FLASK HUpsoS, Springfield, III
THOMAS DELANT, Milwaukee, Wis.
JoHN TAYLoR, Racine, Wis.
TBos. MooEE, Watertowu, Wis.
w. r. MARfIE, whitewater. Wis,
X. H. RoDoLF, Quincy, H..
ALKxAxDsR MAssoE, Fondulac, Wis
PEYRR KARcH, Portage City, Wis.
A. II. PoRrER, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JANIS MckInn, Davenport Iowa.
j. G. NOON, Dubuque, Iowa
v. J. srAsroH, Kankakte, H.
r. B. Bars. Houston, Texas.
JAMES BArcEHE, Louisville, Ky.
G. W. GIBSON, Norwich, Conn.
VIZ. II. LEE, Richmond, Va.
Wa. B. TLEs, Augusta. Ga
@. r. HBwIrr, Wanpnn, wis.
JoBN SoBURssLER, Lafayette, Indiana
JcEs FEIrHH, Mishawaka- Indiana.
GEo. WHEY, South Bend, Ind.
ABEL p. BourH. Laporse, Ind
JoHs wLKIsos, Evansville, Ind
J. H. TURNER, Lagansport, Ind.
C. II. QCTNBV. Wheeling, W Virginia
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ALLEeHENY CRY, Oct. %. 1858.

ALbhouHNi VIII wv. 9ut lOOCs
En-. LEADER:-We beg 10 take exception
to the statement noticed in your valuable
paper, from time to time, in regard to the
number OF hours which hands are employed
IN the various cotton and wooden factories
IN Allegheny City.
We adopted the ten hour system in April.
1865, and have ever since adhered to it. In
our busy season some Of our men, and a
few Of our smaller hands, work two hours
per day over, for limited period but the
female operatives, and the major portion of
the small help, .'ever exceed ten hours per
day
We have great pleasure in adding that
our production has increased under the new
system. Respectfully yours,
SAMUEL BRADLEY 4 Sons
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$500 REwARD.-To any one who will take
GARDENERS Conn ound for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Salt
Rheum. and schrofua humors u 10 SAFE and per-
manent cure Twenty ave dollars will be paid 20 any
who will take this medicine and give il fair trial.
aud say they have not been cured.
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and advantages ~ we
aasnresi. The Dlrec-
tprs believe that both
these essential points
are most p festly
rrovldpd Tor BY the
H@me.
DrvfDExDs are de-
olmred annually or al
policies which. ~ she
dividend period (MAy
II have run ono yeAr.
rhs amo4ut In each
ease 10 applied. o. the
neTt settlement ofpre
mIum, 70 Fednce the
premium loan, 81 20
yard paying the eash
UrsmIunA, n no loan
has been taken
No FoRgRIT M.-
This company viii Al-
WAYS pay 70 the assur
a III, fuli value 81
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KEEPNs his WoRD. Last spring, Mr.. A. g
CAlkirs, lumber merchant, was elected 10 rep
resent the Fourth Ward in the Common Coun-
ell. Not believing him TO be man friendly to
the interest of the vor' ng CLASSES, We did
what uo could to secuE, is defeat. few
,iays after his election, in conversation With
our subscription gent, he expressed his regret
that We had taken such course, because, as he
claimed Ne intended or all occasions to prove
his ddelit, q their interests. Time rolled on,
and we had forgotten the circumstance, till last
waek, when the following respectful communi-
cation was presented to the Council by the
Trades Assembly and Workingmen's Executive
Committee;
CHlcAGo Oct. 5, 1865.
To His Honor, the Mayor and Common Coun-
ell:
GENrLrnEN AT a regular meeting OF the
Trades Ascend and Workingmens Executive
Committee, Of Chicago, held this evening, the
following Recitation was adopted
Resolved, That committee Of three DE APP
pointed to wait on the Common Council OF this
city, ana request them to allow the presence,
at each polling precinct Of one member OF the
Labor Reform D rty, 20 be hereafter named
said person 70 have tie privilege OF witnessing,
inside of each polling precinct, the castirg and
counting Of the ballots for the several candi'
dates at rhe ensuing election aud your peti-
tioners will ever pray.
ALOSzo RAMsDELL.
Recording Secretary.
Nov what will our readers think Of NJ. o, or
his promises when We state, that as soon as the
communication vas rssd, i was At his sugges-
ton, referred % the Committee % Police. les
a long la =, sir rat has no turu-snd the hdel-
ity ID manri.s - % thst occasion, will be re-
membsred in due time Mr. {. Mark that
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The following communication which ex-
plains itself, We clip from the columns of
the Pittsburgh Leader:
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w. CLARKE, Agent, Methodist
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-09
Application for Patent.
{. Notice No. rs.

REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CrTY, N.Y., I
February Z, 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Louis Feusior has this day died In this
ofice . diagram, together with u notice ofAppli.
cation for Patentfrom the United States. under
Act Of Congress, approved July &c. 1866. for Six
hundred feet Of tho ComItock Lode, known ~
the Cr@sus Gold and Silver Mining Company,
In the Virginia and Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada. said claim bounded on
the north By the Cholar. Poton Mining Com.
pany'selaim, and on the south by the Copper
and NILS ground, and IL moro particularly dc.
serlbsd a. follows. to.wit: The northern limo Of
said claim has . direction north TO 90 east, and
passes through q point on said line marked on
diagram No. l, from which the center Of the
Or1sus Co. s. II. Co.'S shat bears south $50 ~
west IA feet; the southern line o. said claim be.
gins at a point marked No. 2, bearing south I6o
~ west six hundredfeetf from ths frlt mentioned
point. No. ], and has . direction parallelwit ths
northern line. The walls Of said vein or lode
are unknown and tho extent thereof laterally
cannot DO ascertalned by nciual measurement,
but IL bounded on each side by the wall of the
same. Tho amount ofground between the end
lines and the unascertalned walls Of the lode IL
estimated at ten acres.
In addition to the above estimate OF ground l
claim tn following described surface ground.
Beginning at stake No. l from which the Cr1us
shaft bears northG9o wcst "a feet. and running
thonce ~ north21o IS east 100 feet; thence 10
north 6Jo ~ west go foet; thence % south $40
teet; thence () south 90 Is west t5i feet; thence
co. south sc IS, cast 100 feet; thence "a north
i8o l5 es.t l73 fsstto tho place Of beginning, con.
WARREN Il. LocKHART.
fyll.90d Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-09
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 20.
Rrorsrre's oyrlcI, Carson CITY, Nrv..

REolsTkR's OFFICE. CARSON CRY, NEy.,
February z, 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho Cr9sus Gold aud Silver Mining Com
pany, BY John Nelson President, has this day
hled In this once 4 diagran, together with a
notice OF application for patent from the United
States, under Aetof Congress, approved July g.
1866, for Six Hundred Feet Of he Comstock
Lode, known a. the Crosus Gold and Silver
Mining Company'I claim. In the Virginia and
Gold HilMlning District, storey County News.
dA. Sand claim II pounded on the north by the
Cholar-P tosl Mining Company's elalm. and ON
the south by the Copper's and Mills ground. and
II more particularlyd described ~ follows, to'wit;
The northern line OF said claim has a dlrestion
north 73o 4G west and south $50 49, east, aud
passes through a point In said line marked on
diagram No. !. from which the center OF the
Cr@sus q. & 8, N. 90. 'sshaft hears south ego
- west ga feet Thesouthern line Of saidclalm
begins at . point marked No. Q. bearing south
l6o IL west 500 foet from the arst mentioned
point No. l, and has q direction parallel with tho
northern line. The walls Of said vsin or lode
cannot be aScertnlned by actual measurement,
hut it II bounded on each side w the wall OF the
snme, tho amount o. ground between tho end
lines and the unassortained walls Of tho lodo IL
estimated atten aeros.
In addition TO the above estimate Of ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning at stake No.. from
which tho Cr@Gus shaft bears north 500 wcst3i
feet and running thence. LIST. north 90 ~ east
1870 feet; thence ~ north 600 49, west go feet;
thence 90 south 500 lY west 800 feet: thence ()
south $40 iy east 1877 feet; thence (5) 30 Ith 90
49, west 45i feet, theuee( 90 south 47o4y east l66
feet; thence north l8ol ~ east lT3 feet 70 the
WARREN T. LOCKHART.
NWII,01d " RANtaNaP
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 90
U. S. RraIsrrs,s oirrcK

U. s. REaisrER's 0fricx.
NOTICE 1S Si HESSESs TSr aSfNYfEESS 4 TER = iE I'm.
~ pire NH and Mining Company corporation
duly organized under the laws OF the State Of Callfor-
MA, hasthis day died In this once adlagram. together
with notice Of pplcation for patsntfrom the United
July d. lsb, for nnysuve CSl feet OF the Comstock
Lode, known as the Empire MIN and Mining COM
pany's north claim. In the Gold Hill Mining Dis
trtet, Storey county. Nevada Said claim 10 bound
ed on the north by the Bacon Companys mining
claim. and on the south by the Eclipse Company's
Ing At post No.. J, which Is situated south 70 ~
east distant az feet from the southeast corner ofths
Imperial and Empire shan, running thence Osp
south 50 ~ west 81 feet to post No. 4; thence (2dl
81 west 2;SS feet: thence (tth) north syo 81 west
tl-55 feet; thence (5;h) north $40 W west aelI feet
to post No. y; thence 9TH north 50 ~ east 81 feet
to post No. p; thence Cith) south $40 W east a'lf
feet; thence (sth) south $50 ~ east tl!1a feet;
thence 9th south $40 81 east 2iSS feet; thence
doth 40 ~ cast i,0o75 feet TO the place OF begin
ming, containing two and four hundredths (: t-l0O)
scrcs, more or less. Tho above described surface
ground, covering the pruspected portion OF the lode
claimed. Il necessary Tor the successful working OF
are unascertalned, and the lateral extent thereof
Is unknown. and the extent OF said lode cannot at
present be a,certained BY actual measurement. but
the said vein or lode II bounded on each side BY the
wall thereof; and tho sald company claims. In addi-
ton 10 the above described surface ground. the right
or variations. Into adjoining land. especially beneath
the surface. and estimate the amount Of land be-
tween said end lnes and the walls OF the lode. neces-
sary for the future working OF said mining claim. TO
claimed as above described. Said claim Is more par
ticularly described In the notice and diagram posted
i'm this once and on the claim.
WARREN 1. LocKHART. Register.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. ~.
RIanTEB'sO rTIcr, CARsoSCIrr ,NEv. I
February Is, 1858, {

-
RIanrEB's. OrTIcr, CARsoSCIrr ,NEv. I
February Is. 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho Front Lode Consolidated Mining
Company by Samuel A. Chaplin, President.
has this day hlsd In this once = diagram, to
ss,ns, r, With ,; 2 sosasS Of spglie..iSn f1r patent
approved July % 1884, for .ffty-four hundred
feet Of y lode Of quartz supposed TO bo the Com.
stock Lode, known - the Gold Canyon Tun-
mel -Compsny's Claim. situated on Gold, Cam
yon. In Gold HUI Mining District, Storey County,
Main street. Gold I'LL. apd, dlstant o3i feet
north Of the Rhode Island Quartz MIL, the south.
erly corner Of the Gold Hill Quart. Mil bears
north $40 3V west, distant 900 feet; thence run.
ming LIST counse. south 10 so east, $40 feet to
stake Noe; thence (3) south 80 4y east. 2st feat,
feet TO stake No. 4; thonee ~ southi32o 81 east
l.l5s feetto stake No, S being the south end Of
tho claim, located on road about so feot west Of
the house Of the Superintendent OF the Pacific
Quartz Mi. being z, 900 feet south Of the tunnel
OF said company. Tho surface. ground claimed
with said mining clnlm Il described ~ follows,
to wit:
lsttraet, commencing NJ apolnt on the Sd
course, dlstantl. 900 feet from stake No. 3, thence
Qst) north TAO So east 100 feet, (sd) north $50
81 west 200 feet. S3d) north 74o J5' east 6dt feet,
(4th) south l5o 25 east 800 feet, (5th) south TAO
IS vest ga feet. (6th) north 5o 90 west ooofeet,
(7th) south 7o 35 west 100 feetto = point on the
main line, distant ZOO feet from stake Nos
end tract Sd course, commences ut apoint2 $40
feet from stake Nos. thence(lsDnorth7i o IS Yeast
100 fcet. (2d) north $50 2Y west330feet. (3d) north
1888 east ego feet, (4th) southl5o % east 600feet,
(5th) south74o35w west $50, (6th) northl5o25wcst
ITO feet, "a south TAO So west 100 feet to u point
on main line. distant {, 40 feet from stake No. 3.
Sd tract, commencing at u point on the tth
course. distant l3a foot from stake No. 4. thence
(1st) north SO 49, east 100 feet, (2d) south 800
ay east coo. feet. (3d) south57o35 west 363 feet to n
point on the main line, distant33a feot from stake
No.4. Tho walls Of said lode are unRscertsiued
and tho lateral cxtont OF said vein or lode ID un.
known, and the extent Of said vein cannot DO as.
contained by actual measurement. Said vein or
lode 10 bounded on each side by the wall Of the
mms. and tho amount OF roundcontalne there
10 betwosn the given md lines and tho unasoer-
tained walls. together With the tAres tracts above
described, Is estInatedto contain fsrty-four ncres.
Said claim IL more particularly described by the
uotlee and diagram posted In my office and at
stake No. ! on the claim.
WARREN T. L0CEHART, Register.
February Is, lR6S-9Od.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES,

Daney Geld and silver aIinisE
Company-Lyon County, stsssof Nsvada-No.
tlcs Ia hereby given, that at q meeting Of the
Board Of Trus,ess, held on the Second day Of
April, 1868, an assenmsnt Of Three Dollars Ct3)
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
said company, payable Immediately, In United
stAtox gold eoln..to the Secretary, No. COT
Warrington street, San Francisco. Any stock
upou which said assessment shall remain un.
paid on the SIXTH DAY OF MAY, 1868, will
be adysrtiied on that day rs delinquent, and I'm.
less payment shall DO made before. will be sold
On MONDAY, THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY
OF MAY, 1858, to pay the delinquent asIOss.
mont, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses ofsale.
ny order Of the Board Of Trustees.
sfIl,f A. NOEL, Secretary,
Office, No. GOT Warrington street, San. Fran.
cisco, California. ap4.lm