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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

YRsTEaDAY.--Y esteriay was 4 DELIGHTFUL
day, and the attendance at all the churches
was large,
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u OR R + N T.

The FARM, "FLATBUSH," situated n ear
Bristoe station, O., a. u NJ. r. R.. adapted TO
ali the crops usually raised in that country and
near enough to the railroad to make it profit
bic mr -ket farm. For terms apply to Z d.
MUSCHETT. Port Tobacco, Nd, or to +: Is.
GIBSON, Brentsville Prince Wi iliam CO., Va.
my 26-lsw3w
CEWING MACHINE TUCKERS.-We
y have Just received from the patented, resid-
ing st Chicago, two dozen of the Improved
Patent Tuck Measurers and Markers. The ad-
vantage of this Tuck Marker is well-known-
for sale by
my3 ELS. LEADBEATER & co.
ERESH ROASTED and GROUND COZ
II FEES, for sale by
AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
nv 81 226 King st.. cor. Alfred.
CLARET-2J cases Clsret Wine just receiVeo
~ and Tor sale by
GOULD & WILKEN ING,
my os-9v No 80 North Royal st.
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DEMoREsT' $. From Mr.. @. f.. French, No
o. King street, We received this morning, de
morest for July.
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IA regular meeting o: n AR
Ky ENCAMPMENT, No. &. will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, l4th inst, at o'clock.
The members are requl sted to be pnnetusi IN
their attendance BY order of the =.
me- 60 ,SwH HUGH LATHAM, Scribe
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DeBipg's COnsumptive Remedy-Via.
f'uRa.

We cannot but call attention to this wonder
full remedy for Torpid Liver, Bad Stomach,
Bowels Kidney Complaints, Scroiula and In
pure Blood
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MEMORANDA

~JUVENILE TEMPERANCE SoCIS-
TY-The regular weekly meeting OF the Alen-
sndria Juvenile Temperance Society VIII De
u uan nverthe Auditors office A large attend-
ance ia requested, as business ofimportance Will
no Sronght before tho meeting. Je ia
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MARINE LIST.
PORT ACKNOWLEDGMENT IA.

SUN ......i 20 Hun =" - =
PORT OF ALEXANDRIAsJU JUNE IA
ARRIVED. a.
Schr. Mary Mckee. Sharp, Boston, to T.
Schr. Oriole, Portland, laths, to hooe'
Wedderburn u %. a.. AZ
Schr Charles K. Raymond, Boston, ice W 49,
Eldridge u Go NJ w.. ., Ameri.
can Coal Co. ..,;.on Coal
Company.
>;cbr. Ida Birdsall, Potter, Hoboken. coal oS
schr' ". B. Thomas, Boston, coal by - 4
Agnew. , oo.,hv American
schr o. q. Cranmsr, Providence coal Oy
American Coal Co. -, nmaricar
Schr. Uncas. Norwich, coal py Ane'' a.
Coal Co.
scbr David Currie. Reid, from AIe1sn S5.i
for Greenport. passed through Hen QA's LII
ins SShr 8 Miner, Huntley, for Boston. henc'
st Holmes Hole llth inst. :.
Scbr Onrust, Heath. for this port cleared d
Providence 10Th inst =. 49,, =, Prov;
Schr. John Walker. DAVIS, hence at row
'e Scbr TT Tsntsmount, Montgomery, for thu
nnrt cleared at PHILADELPHIA litn inst.
Schrs, David Currie, Wolson james Lni
0on Vsn Clief; j. A. Sheppard, Vsnciiei an,
Helen A. Hoyt, SomerS hence al new VII
18th instant. 49, -
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ID. OLhhht
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and BIecu-
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secty. and Actuary'
This Company offers the following ad7sn-
It is National Company. chartered by spe-
cial act of Congress, 1858.
It has q paid up capital of 81 100000
1t offers low rates of premium;
1T furnishes larger insurance than other COM
panies for the same money:
1t ia definite and certain in Its terms
1t is home company in every locality
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN the
policies.
Every policy is non forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the In
sured their full amount, and return all tneir
premiums, so that the insurance costs only the
interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken which pay 70 the m
sured, after a certain number of years during
life, an annual income OF one tenth the amount
named in the policy. A..
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females, ,,,
It insures not to pay dividends to policy mold
ers but at go low cost that dividends will be
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application to the Branch omce OF the
Company, or to
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington, DC,
Ger. ACTS. for D C. Del, Va. and W: Va
FRANCIS A. DICKINS,
Agent for the counties of Alexandria and FAR.
fax. Prince William and fauquler. inc
Court Houses Of the respective counties on
Court days. Postofice at Alexandra or
Fairfax Court House.
nas-Socitors wanted for the Company.
jan 27d&tw6m
MANHArrAN
LIFE INSURANCE co.
NEW YORK.
GwIN, BECKHAM eco"
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
EXPENSES LESS THAN
ANY CASH COMPANY:
LIBERAL MODES OF PAY
MENT OF PREMIUMS.
'-'''0 LARGEST BONUS EVER GIVEN.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY ON
ALL PARTICIPATING.
POLICIES.
CLAIMS NPAID.
All kinds of non-forfeting Life and Endow-
ment Policies issued.
LICIES INCON TESTIB L E.
All Endowment Policies non forfeitabl6
after one payment.
DR.. d. NJ. FRENCH, Medical Examiner.
ap8 Scott
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ICE CREAM

.cr CREAMt ICE CREAM
ICE CREAM ssSss -'
Constantly on hand from q: m, 70 y p M
aIso we can furnish families with, ,ctei
A'so iCE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
of different aavors also. BAN "a ! 49, y
,o,. No. North Fairfax st.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
where the general business of the Company Is
transacted, and to which all general correspond
cnce should be addressed
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REMARKS. The mar ket Tor f!OLr nlhues
iasctive Ind very DAN, the demand being lin
tied TO high grades of Extra There u but lit
Gle Change to noto liaee our last report; Super
GGsS6 So sytra 1851 Isl Family Extra va
klO2j nj Family Choice 10 50@Si2 So On
Change this morning s0i2 bushels mixed Corn
vera offered. the bulk of which was taken ut
ei o. and - Wheat quiet; sales of 30i bush
-. ordinary rad Ut l25. Receipts of Oats small,
~ arc u.,ng but 10 bushels ollored. with re-.
u..l,d ale. 1t ~. No sales Of Rye reported
Markets by Telegraph.
u.w York. June i4--Msrket unsettled
Nnn4v active al per cent and commisfl ION.
Excbsn0e "a Gold 3p4. five-twenties, 1867
,ounon. "a Ten-forties, registered, I3 cou-
non 81 North CaTolinas, 69t new DOT. VIZ
ginias, ex-coupon, 664; new o''.
NEW YORK, June IA -Flour duh and low
iHheat steady, with q moderate export de-
en- Corn quiet and without decided change.
,.oaar OWN CATTLE MARKET, The mar,
81 was quits active. 2OO head OF
ts,,Ia sold M IS 20 IS 81 per 100 lbs gross e3o
sheep sndIIambs Tough from ~ i. ~ 70 can ,
Veal Calves were sold - '''N' ~ way 'N
pound gross.
RECEIPTS OF PkoDUcE, &c, III hAiLHoAp
The following are the receipts OF produce @J'
for the week ending June 18th Corn ooo4 push,
~. notsIoes $50; sumac 3ssscks; wool "a sack
yusno sacks; Hour 1873 bblsi lard nrkins; ns 81
X hhl.. guns boy: butter 81 frkns; eggs %
SLls; leather 10 rolls boots and shoes u gases si
box; roapers and mowers 80 3, 's allow h.c0n
bark wis coops; tobacco hhds; mang-
07O lbs; 4; sundries o bbls aud boxes; soap
anese 22 bbs, {" bundles; empty casks "a; to-
lHo lbs hides hds Zee bag stoves owes, snn%d
pIsster Dbl; green peas IN Sastsi 245 ibs sheep
Der =, 2i2 feet; plows z olu iron 1885 pounds;
hnnas fl65 lbs: cattle 3 car loau-,
losds Freight sent forward 4S2 ton ~.-,--.-
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BRANCH OFFICE

CASH CAPITAL. .............. Sl,OOO,OO
PAID IN FULL.
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RADICAL SENATORIAL CONVENTION. "A
Convention of the lst Senatorial district was
held at Vienna on Saturday last, to nominate
two Radical candidates for the State Senate
The Convention met in the school house. r.
ID. Bcckley, @! this city was elected President
and j. T. Barnett, also of this city Secretary
r. d. Backley of Alexandria, II. w. Lewis Of
Fairfax, 9. 4, Coe. of Fairfax, and James
IIogc OF Loudoun were put in nomina'
ton, but As Loudoun was not represen-
ted in the Convention, it was determined to al
iourn untITue day the odd inst at half past nice
in the morning when it was promised by MIR.
Hoge that delegates from that county would
be present Alexandria and Fairfax were re-
presented by TIL delegations.
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ROBERT JAMESON.

GEORGE w1sE. ROBERT JAMESON.
EIRE, LIFE
T. AND
MARINE,
INSURANCE.
WISE s. CO.,
No. 81 King street. :.
Fire, Lifs and Marine Risks placed in relia-
Bile Companies at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing insurance of any kind will find it to
their interest TO consult US before placing their
risks
FIRE RISKS IN THE COUNTRY taken at
moderate rates sop IDLY
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND ARINERISKS
pisccd in responsible companies, at fair rates Dy
ap 7.tf HOOE. WEDDERBURN q w.
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CHOICE Gunpowdsr, Japan and oosceg L eS'
~ jut received and fo- sale q ,4,v;. st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-14

REGISTRATION. The registration books were
open in the different wards OF the city, and at
the Octagon House in the county this morning
Though it is not necessary that those who nave
once registered should again visit the register
ng places, it would do DO hahn Tor them TO sec
that their names are properly recorded lhoSe
who have charSci their residences from one
district TO another since the last rsgls'ra'i'h'
must procure 4 certificate from the iegiSierihE
Office. # the ,ii,:r, in which they were regis
tered, ami show it to the registering oihcer oi
the district 10 which they now reside. lhose
whose names have been stricken from the BOOKS
will he informed that such action has oeeh
takeu, and the reasons for it, 50 that II possible
they can refute them. 1t Is to lie hoped tha'
all will register, and thus place themselves 10
position in which they can be OF service TO the
state, even ii they DO not hereafter avail them
selves OF the privileges OF that position.
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,NnEsTRUCTABLE CORSET STATS.

ano,ber lot lust received and for sale by
% % I "a C CHAS. w. GREEN. CO King st. .
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IARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT or
APPROVED JULY Is, 1868.
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OFFICERS

CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE Chairman Finance and bxecu-
tive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON w. PEET, Secty. and Actusry
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NOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT AND SALE.
For rent my FARM, "GBAFTON," in Eau.
quier CO., Va, containing $50 acres. l6 acres
being in timber; has an excellent HOUSE,
good water and all necessary out-buildings.-
Will be leased to reliable person for q term
of years. Rent moderate. Three mi les from
Rappahannock station, o. & A; T. Z. .,yn
1, also, offer for sale my FARM: "Sl 5 po
NEY," adjoining the above, containing Ioo
acres, 90 of which is in timbsr). NO improve
ments.
CHAPMAN MALE.
Apply to GREEN & WISE, os * 5. @snSio"
House Building. aP
VIIAFUGAl vIAFUGAI Hl a mi. Won
Y Just received another s ~ PIcyrofus s.om.
dsrfu remedy f0s the cure Complaints and gen
sch. Bowel and Ma
eral nervous deoiW.A WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
Corner Prince and Fairfax sH'
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CREAM today; at INC
~ ie 14-r AOhnphGIt-Ic :
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nLAUK LACE Wells and HlAOh
Is GRAPE COLLARS, at ,yoaDs
10 IA RODI. u. w
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ROYAL STREET.

20 ROYAL STREET. 10
E IL. CLARKSO NJ
STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR WAKE
ROOMS,
Where you vii! find constantly on ,, mana n
general assortment of all kinds Of STON -,
1HARCOAL FURNACES, PRESERVING
KETTLES, FRUIT CANS, &c, 81.
Also, CLARKSON'S OLD DC NJ N u N
REFRIGERATOR, tho most Convenient ana
economical Refrigerator ever introduced to me
pubic. am offering great inducements to the
trade in this article. Dealers and families VINO
desire to have fine Refrigerator would do well
10 sehd for circular, containing cnt and price
list. Z. IL. CLAN hooT,
mar .0-3m l3 S. Royal st, Alexa, Va.
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NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

WASHINGTON, D. q.
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THE "PERSICATOR,"
OK PEACH MANURE.

my q
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We have associated W tn us
FRANCIS A. KIRBY,
lste of Prince Georges county, Md, who has
,ong been favorably known rs a No. auction
eer.
We respectfully solicit share Of the public
patronage.
Our list of City Property, Farms, Wood
Lands, Mills, &c, is large. Call and get cir
cular.
Persons desiring to dispose of property pr''
vately or publicly, will do well to place tne
-, an, hands ap 2G-tf
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dissolution OF CoPAkTNEkSHir,
- H. firm Of wEpDERBH8H4sHOTrs "a
-. i m,tnsI consent this day dissolved.
If the firm. Parties indebted viii please set ae 10
t once, as we wish to close she 9GHss III sy0n
~ possible. AZ. whA ing '
aov;ng now sole possession Of the 90 NM NM NM
cI nufi uhDVEHTISER newspaper ana SoD
OFFICE respectfully ask SSn sns eatrons
INST lsyors from my many ir1e nndnR All IN
June ~, 1s69-tf % n'ps $50
DARED DRIED PSAcs ho- DRY
s"'s' AVERY i DAVlDsoN,,
2S King st., cor. Allied
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-09

Some of the latest fashionable we'd
diugs at the East are thus chronicled +:
"Count CASTOR d'Aerschot, of the Bel
pian Legation, married Miss Wilhelmins
Deturold, in New York last Thursday.
The wedding was select and brilliant,
and among the gifts was furnished
house uptown. Ex-Congressmsn Van
Wyck was married last week in Milford,
Pennsylvania, to Miss Kate B. Broad
he'd. The bride wore white satin, point
lace and diamonds, and the honeymoon
is spent in q trip across the continent.
The Travsrs Villa, on Narrsgansett ave-
nue., Newport, was the scene Of an ele-
CANT private wedding oa Wednesday, the
bride being Miss Harriet, daughter of
William R. Traves, Esq the well known
broker and member of the Jockey Club.
and the bridegroom Mr.. George R Fear
ing, the owner of an extensive estate 10
Newport The ceremony was performed
by the Right Rev. Bishop Clarke, of
Rhode Island. The villa was thrown
open from top to bottom and decorated
with the choicest exotics and gems from
the conservatory. Miss Trsvers wore
white silk and tulle, and diamond orns-
meuts Of great value"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-09

The St. Crispins in Massachusetts,, who
have ITO lodges with q membership of
10000, have made arrangements to rnr-
chase coal in Philadelphia, and -four in
the West, and to transport them to that
State for their use. They expect to OBJ
tain these articles by this means at very
cheap rate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-09

Itis said that two yeung and loving
parties, one in America and the other in
Europe, got mp q little correspondence
by the Atlantic cable the other day,
which resulted in q matrimonial en-
gsgement. They are represented as mo-
table" both Of thsm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-09
PUBLIC LEDGER.

The PuBLIo LRDeER IL published every Af-
and j. ]. DUB0SE. under the firm name of
w H 1T NOR f 81 @ o.,
st No. 13 Madison street.
The PUEBLO LEDesR Is served to City subscri.
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTf
per week. payable weekly to the carriers.
m1Syi By ma. I b.ss ssvan nsn g: & Sus yssr nsSth s
cents.
NewsdeaIers supplied at 21s cents per COPY.
Communications upon subjects of general in
terest to the public are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
First Insertion 90 Per square
subsequent Insertions............. b0
For One Meek.........................s J w
For Two w Weokg........................ ~
For Three Weeks.....................e G 90
For One Month.......................7 bU
Eight lines Of Nonparsil. solid. constitute
square
Displayed advertisements will be charged 40
there being twelve lines Of solid type to the
inch
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion. .r,.
Special Notices inserted fer ten cents pss line
for each insertion.
Notices of Deaths aud Marriages. twenty
cents per line.
To regular advertisers We offer superior in
duoomsnts, both as to rate Of charges and man
ner Of displaying their favors.
Advertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising are due whom con-
tracted and payable on demand.
IA All letters, whether upen business or
otherwise. must be addressed to
WHITMOHH q CO.s
Publishers and Proprietors.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
TANAoUA, March 10, 1869


TO the Editor Of the woEKseNANs ADvocATs.
In looking through the columns OF the
ADVOCATE, a copy of which received few
days since, noticed an article headed "The
Miner in which you say YOU viii endeavor
to keep the miners correctly informed on ali
matters appertaining 70 their interest, and
that to do this you must, to a certain eX-
tent, depend on the miners themselves, and
requested them TO communicate matters Of
interest. ~ compliance with that request,
| herewith give you the pa iculars Of the
strike at the Greenwood eolliery in this
place. Last October The men got an advance
Of twenty per cent, and worked at said ad-
vance up to the last day Of February, when
they were nt fled that the twenty per cent.
would be taken of on the following day.
The men -efused to 90 to work at the reduc-
ton, and have been out ever since.
On Tuesday, March I'd, the men he'd a
meeting at the Hall, corner Broad aud Cen
tire streets, John o Brien, Esq, in the char,
when the fo lowing preamble and resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAs, Owing to the small amount Of
wages paid III this district il comparison with
the mining districts IN the anthra cite region We
find that by accepting this reduction, we will
not be able to purchase the necessaries Of life
and live honestly. And,
WHEREAS, We have worked il Tamaqua for
about 90 per week less than any other place III
the region, and as our coal is as good, and brings
as good price as any in the market, we feel
confident that, at the present market prices
they are well able 10 pay US our old wages
Therefore,
Resc' we'd, That we, the miners and laborers
Of. Greenwood colliery will no submit to one
cent of a reduction.
Resolved, That all men employed at "dead
work." in OF about said colliery be permitted
TO work, provided they DO not haul or mine
coal, and provided further that that they get The
cid wsges. And be 1t further
Resolved, That all men now on strike, keep
away from the bosses until the bosses send for
them, for when men run after the bosses they
think the men are tired eff 'ioafng" las It ia
termed), and the bosses will offer some little in
ducement TO have the men 90 to work j.
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FROM LONG ISLAND,


70 the Editor Of he woRKISeMAx's ADVOCATE.
Permit me this week to address your rea-
ders Oh the subject Of the "Chinese Labor
Question" in California and Oregon. The
kind latitude you extend to your correspond
ents, induces me to hope you will permit
me to express my satisfaction with the pos
sition taken by the Mechanics Cc-ncil Of
CALIFORNIA;" in refusing at present, to JOIN
its force with ours in the demand Of fnar
cial and labor reforms.
do 90 tor the following reasons: The
policy Of the Government has just conclud-
ed q treaty with the Chinese, which places
tie citizens Of this nation on the same foot
ing "a Englishmen in this Union. TIE will
Of the Califcrnians has created bridge Of
steamers to trIpg them hither. If our Cal
ifornia brethren think that the afof said
solemn treaty between thirty and three hun
bred millions of men will not be enforced,
they will hBd themselves mistaken. II they
deem that Gen. Graut will not carry out all
its provisions to the letter, they will very
soon find themselves woefully mistaken.
The position Of a Chinaman in California,
the publ papers assert, il in some respects
inferior to that held by our late negro slaves.
The testimony Of Cinnamon, az was that Of
the latter, is not admissible IN courts of
law bat the slave had protector, the Chi
namen none. Although not paid in proper
ton to he value Of their labor, an 'nerous
tax is assessed Gin spite Of the treaty. which
falls solely ons'the natives Of China, and lat
tery the world has been horrifed BY the
action Of the Californians in refusing per-
mission TO four hundred Chinese women to
land on their shores. Whilst so little pro-
lection is afforded by law, to the rights Of
this most favored nation, except France,
(for such the late treaty declares it to be)
that the San Francisco Times Of Feb. 9Th,
grayely inf orms US ''that the bar Of justice
in California has decreed that there lie no
law IN that state to prevent one China men
from stealing another's wife - giving case
which fully proves the truth of such diabol-
zeal assertion. Whilst these monstrosities
exist and are acquiesced In, If not sanctioned
by the workingmen Of that State, surely the
company Of the latter 10 not very desirable.
Still why would ii suit the Labor Union Re-
formers TO be compelled to depend and bear
the odium of such barbarous atrucitiesf
Our Plato. "A 10 firm and strong, ard well
able to sustain the weight of every true
man in the Union. But The workman who
hailt ID never Designed il bear the weights
Of injustice, tyranny and oppression,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-03-27
ELECTION NOTICE.
CETIcE OF TBS CLERK ~ TEE }
CoUETY COuRT 0F Cox CoUErY.
Mach 70 IQnO


CoUSrY CoURT on Cox CousrY.
March H. 1859
Notice hereby given that an election will be held In
the town Of West Chicago, in accordance with
EMIT ed IAN act 70 amend the charter the city Of
Chicsgo, to create Board Of Park Commissioners and
sathrrlre tax the town Of West Chicago and FOR
other nurr~@--, tuesday. the 23d day OF March, A.
D. 1869 st which election the legal voting
For the BoGlevards and Parks" or "Agsnst the
Boulevards and PaIks~
The polls VIII be opened the places where the
election the third day OF November, A. D. 1855 was
held the esren; voting precincts in the Of West
Chicago, At o'clock, a. m, and will ne closed at
o'clock .. The legal q part Of the town
Of jefferson, which IN the above mentioned 10 added
to the city Of Chicago Who resided in said part OF the
town q Jefferson the 10Th DAY OF February A. D.
1859, shall vote the Day Aforesaid the house Of
Henry Jewell known Fssr.zrs Tarern "For City Ex-
tension, s'AgAinst Gin AKteDs@n = also "Fsr the
Rauevara- and Parks. -Ai1st tia B0zievArds and
r.rKs. In said part ofths own q Jefferson " n kim
ball John Powell and John Hse Vnl act a. Judges
Of Eec ion and f. the asrsnt voting precincts IN the
town Of West Chicago the persons who acted a. Judges
Of election At the election 10 November 1865 W. act as
judges ofkkctin tbs election snd return ~ 0aots
and poll books 70 the oes Of the csrk Of the County
Co7rt.
Given under my hand and the sea Of the County
Court, this lsth day OF March, A. n, 1854.
EDH, 5 SOLOMON,
Ciers Of the County Court.