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The New York herald., 1870-04-27

TELRCRAPAIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
France Agitated by the Plebis-
citum Canvass.
MN. Olivier and Raspail Define the Positions
Of the French Cabinet and the "Reds.'
The British Colonial Question
in Parliament.
Military Punishment of the Greek
Brgands.
Progress of the Ecumcni-
cal Council.
nEATH OF MACLISE, THE ARTIST.
FRANCE.
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Cabinet Canvass for the PIebIscItum.
PARIS, April 20, 1870.
N. Emile olivier has addressed circular to the
electors OF France. He impresses upon the people
the fact that while an Affirmative vote means quiet
and peace and giv,s opportunity for the Emperor
and MS Ministers TO a:compl sh reforms a negative
vote means anarchy, disorder, revolution and re
venge.
Political Meetings.
PARIS April 20, 1870
Yesterday there were many public NEE ings, not
only In Paris but elsewhere Ii France, for the con-
sideration of rs relative the plebtsctte SO far
as known there were no disorders whatever.
M. Rnspan and the "Reds'' ON the Piebi..
PARIS April 20, 1870.
M. Raspail, chief Of the radicals, has issued a
manifesto, promo lncng against the plebiscttun He
advises citizens to remain qui In case OF riot de-
claing that al must be cid ed by UNIVERSAL suffrage
The ministerial circular on the plebfscitu1n is
censured by many journals because aludes to lhe
spectre rouge"
Paris Cold Towards the Crown.
PARIS, April 20, 1870
The hostility to the peIbsctum In this city is ap
pareatly gaining ground.
It was remarked to-day that the Emperor, while
n0ldng review, was coldly received by the spec
tators
The Prince Imperial ns a Dynast.
PARIS April 20, 1870.
1t is reported that during the period OF the p,ebis-
cite the Prince Imperial will visit several OF the large
European CAPITALS
Tho Labor Question.
PARIS April 26 1870.
The trade disputes excite great interest through
out the country.
Prime Mllister Olivier Il seeking to frame COM
promise between the cal asts and ab0rers.
CarIism.
PARIS April 90, 1870.
number Of Carllss. returning to France, have
been arr. .sted and comI elled to remain at Their
places OF abode.
seve a. Of their leaders were seized on the Spanish
frontier.
Amnesty.
PARIS, April 20, 1870.
La Ir'esse announces that on the l2th OF May an
amnesty for offences against The press laws will he
published.
From Egypt.
PARIS April 2s, 1870.
Mr.. Butler the American Consul General Tor Egypt,
mas arrived In this city.
CMCI AMT
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gIftes RapiteI.

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Der garsabeur. 6pbes @ebot. = Die uebereintunft.
unserboftes Glad = Die GreubenbptfHaft. - Die
Wolbfutreu. - Der Wddter. Die geriu4uns.
g6fer DunfA = uurubise NaGt.
Das @&lff Log 3iemlin melt in bic Gee binaus
pOr Mnter unD bel ieber Wele, bic 0ds Boot uber.
ftee. i&lue Goubeneourt's oerj b6ber er mar iebt
8erettet nit 9Deib uno Rinb, oerettt in bem Auoens
bid, mo faf bic lebte epffnune auf Rettuns erof&en
mar.
giIie natete e. ii9 bem e9iife. aber beiien Bril-
flung bic Dfonni4oit nengieria mad ibm her lab,
wdtreno auf bem obern 9eroed Elm dltIider 1err nit
Elm tnneer Ranu nit r0tbIi@ bIonoem poar, Die
bns nabenbe Se9etboot gar nidt 3u bemerten fbien.
Rod weni8e Winuten anb bas 6eaeIboot hatte oa8
66iH erreidbt. bic Matroien marfen 3a3ore Elm Eau
3u un0 berieibe befefiete es i4neQ an bas Boot.
SD wIni6e, ben Gapitdn ju ipreden, rief Sou.
Ueneoutt m autem Gnelid, natb BEN Neroed binauf.
6omnien Sie an 8orb, Orr! antmortete Gapitdn
1rDofs, 0enn Oieier par 0er Wfann nit Der eroben
Naies un6 CAB ben Notr0}en SneIei& einen Wint,
cine GtridIeiter In baS Boot binunier au lafjen.
9eiGt UNI eemauot i@maue iidb Der @raf auf oas
8erbe6 binanf, no ibm Der Eapitdn entaeQentrat
unb ibn boei@ biutommen bie6. Damn 0eIeitete
er TIN be 1reppe bindu anf Oos obtre 8eroed fhr.
te I'm lu gatlarb uao ielte benielben tim Dor. IN.
Ser a Ssarr bier II garsobeur bes e4iifss, ,soraui
e pieoer mad BEN untern B.roed surldsing.
! Oatlarb modte cine iebr leiNte Werbenenne nit
6em RepIe, ibob bic ednbe In bic 9afMeu teinss
Hodts unb Job 3ouueneourt fdbmtiseno an, al8 mar.
te e oafout 1etn Aniie8tn 5u uernebmen.
Wlein Rame in 2ouueneourt, iaate Der @rof, iih
b6fi@ perneiseno, bod bon @atIaro's Benebmen
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generdI Woltte In Berioilles.- = Sulis
us BON Didebe idreibt aus Betfaifes: Bon oer
9hafigtef, Die in ben neri4eoenen Duredug ot4 8es
nerals BON Woltfe berrf6t, wiro Elm GGie no tduut
einen Begriif MAIDEN f6nnen. Sier ID bic 6eele.
weIGe allen unferen isBt II SrantreiG ptrtbeilfen
heuti1en 9ruppen ibr Qeben einbaudt BON bier
aus merben biele 100000 yeonn IN tpren aonttbe.
mesunseH aletn aeleitet 9unoerte pon Mapporitn
+ wdbti9e uno gar oft ou0 ftbr nnpidltige - lou.
fen tdalid bier Elm uno mifeu ipeniafenS 8eIeien
uuo reeiftrrt merben, uenn freilit bifle bonn 10.
alei4 obne Beiteres db deta 81 liegtn tommeH uno
6uhoerte bon Befeblen ale beimult, eyatt nno NIT
mjIitdrilner Riirae abpsfabt. peroen non bier aus
Gag fur Gag egpeoirt. gs III Elm ungsbearts Ge'
triebe mnb @etreibe In oieiem groben @ensralIfobe
oss Generals BON Woltfe. nno bic elite aaer preu.
|BiInen @eneralftabs Dffijiere BARN pereiniat nm
ertbelien 9efebl ibres 9errn unb Retltfrs ots nm
ferbIideu Qenfers oller 6eere 0euti1 ti1lnno8, weter
aussuarbe,ten unb an Die perf6ie0enen Aeerestheile
~ bef0rbern. IS befinben5id IN 0em 0rDBen 6anpts
quarter oes R6ni9s un0 oes Qronprinjen uon 3reus
Ben bic iebt bier beoe Dor Yaris pereini9t nos COR
piee dubertiA pornebme perionen, oie aud nipt Den
allermtnoeifsn Juben leiiteH un0 eertn 1batletet
fat oein barin bctsbt. m68Ii9h piel Mno Gut 5u q.
len uno 90 trinfen nno pa3leren % reten, uno we.
Der neben linen fn0 piele Wt6nner pOrhanoen. bet
oene., ieOe StuH6e fon In ber ongefrenofe5ien uno
erfolQreid1en 9b6tieteit perbr0dt wyb unb BON bee
rem lBrrten nno 66oifsn oas @ti&i6 bon 9onien.
cen broret Solbaten0 bbdnat vW6bren0 0ieieS
aan5en Srieoes bat mein Reguienl noda lstaen elm.
s,sen rnniBtn Nari@ aemadt, 10 ttth!i@ q aaes
ourAoaat nno seieitet pdersno g lS66 iasn. . le
lids Elm bbera einss bapsrit6 lei@ttn gapain,..
Meeiments. sd claude. oiele weni9en x8erte ent.
boiten Die bette un0 treffenDite Qritif be8 @nfenl
6es Generals pom Moltte uno oes p0u ibm ipedieu
9eleleten WeneraIltabe8.
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8pei tapfere Uaiern.

Dem Driefe zines baierii&en Solbaten Sci oer
efappen. enie. G0ulpagnie, d. d. Gerape, 81 Sett..
entnimmt BE .siioe. grsif.. foIs.aOs inisrsfanie
@s!s, 4.eIs ,sam Senntas W.ttos e5bielten pir ben
9ernm 5u 0Hnen; mir 6fneten otsbalb bic GAIeuis
zen 28 uno % obne @sfabr, nun eino e. dber 0ie
S4leube 26; 0ieie lie9t bart an BEN 0Iocis 6er
Ieltung. b6tltens 120 S&riit bon BEN fran36jifden
Borpotten. 9Dtr mu6ten nun marten. bis Is Nod6f
ner trat nor Run. badie ID, eins Eeiabeit ldst s..
oir nt4t na6reoen; Id trat nor un0 foroerte nod
elnen Ne8ensburger. Namens Slider, onf. Rdb mir
0njul ldblieben; mir marteten bnnn bis e bofdnhio
Nadt mar nno tro9en ouf BEN Wan&e pot, 80 u,r
oie S&leube glad!i4 errei6ten. Run baiten ober
ote Jranaoisn bic s4lsn6e NIT 1eiaBb6Ilern, Gtei.
men nno eroe 10 berodmmt, 0a6 MIR ID berielben
Na@t ni&ts ausri6ten tonnten. benn BE G&eufe
mar ndbt anoers 5n 6Hnen OLE he 90 fpren9en, us
oietes mar feine fleine Mrbeit Rontoa Nadht6 nm,
feriudten mir bic S4Ieube no&mals, nm 10 ieken.
ME MIR e am lfibtefen iprenaen iSnnten, unb fos
men uttoer. nn6smsrtt bon ben 1ran5ofeu, jurdd.
ler fre0en un0 gtfdbrIi6en Arbeit. Bir nahmen
eoa 1ab. faaten e nit 5uei Gentnern Yulper. hie
San0idde, mel6e uir notbmenbig batteu, uurben
eetuut 6eiIe. paden un0 mas ionf nod enttehrs
LID par. ouf einen @asen 5nlommen8eiaben mnb
sls n!r pom uni.rsn aameraosa abi4iss ssno.mea
Abenos s ubr. ols bic Nadbt pollitduoi8 bereinet.
bro9en mar, be9onnen mir NIT Der Mrbeit. Sns
aSnIper muroe ouf cine 9roqbdhrt Aeleot. i4 ulaD
(sas.s aeuoans!H g! Sss lssa
nbrioe Wonni@aft brodbte Die 0ubettn Ue0eniidnbs
unter bic Bride. Run waren mir es6em unn be.
9dnuen MI oer Arbeit; es Onrfte ten Wort gefpro.
dben merbtn. 31s 8ob muroe etneeeroben, unb
nit eteinea uno Sanoidde itari perbdmmt. Die
Arbeit nabm boQe atpei @tunoen In Anipru9; bier.
onf wuroe etne 3lnor0bre angelest un6 an 6iee Der
4idforos3 3anoer. Don meI6em Der S4ub 9enan ii.
ne hoIbe Rinute brent af1oefent unh niinea}iuhef
Rum mubten mir beraus uno alS MIR oben am
Damn aatnmen. purben uns Die 9ronjoien Gepabr,
uno S0uB auf S4uB fradbte; Die Qa0eIn pfiffen
iiber aniern 26pfen meg. obne eiuen Mann su per.
barrten unseoulois auf ben Rnal ieoe Ninnte war.
be uns cine Gwisteit. gnDli1 erfoiste cine fur4t-
bare Detonation, Die Bride fe9 nit iammt Der
@9leube in Die 2uft. Sn Boraaot mar fein
ganses deniier uebr, aber mir totten unisrn 3psd
errel6t. ndmll6 bic Gntmdierun0 Der S5ejiunasard.
ben es mar oies cine Arbeit. Die neeit unter bun.
bert DIAL nibt eih Yeal 9lidt
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New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Gapines Banks.
Chances for Business Mlen

PARTNER WANTED in a fine, profitable
N business; $50 required for bafnteTest % West nj
eenihst., from 10 to-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
10 Ubom It man Concern

INFORMATION wanted OF Patrick, John,
s uarsarrt Kempe brother, aud sster To- Mary KEN lie
when t heard from Margaret living With family the sis OF
ard from going to school IA New
Y Have no knowledge Of the others Th are the emirn on mos
information regarding them viii be gratefully
ii , /" hr ,ir sister MARY KBMPLB Bridgeport Conn
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Matbinerp

:. g. J. GEAR q Co., Boston, furnish
N. ,r.o description ~ " oo aud Iron Working MACHINERY sni
Ssppe. fbe regardless Of mailer st oSesi Iot- ss,
DROPELLER ENGINES for SALE.
4 ne. Prop. Eugiue, 10 Ia. cyl - n. stroke.
1 nsS Pr "a Enginr 4 4 in oyLEi2 In stroke
,,eond and Irop. Rnsine. 81 iu. cyLz.lO n stroke
.n.ordisud P,op EuHne. ~ IN. cyLri0 n stroke
Ais, - in 40 u aud - H. Il1bOAf bNHlNE~, aud one
SILl slEH al LII .atable for BAhGf
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Corporation Notifies.

,.-... ,,YoRk DsP1ErsEsT fNAScE BuRkAu OF TnE(
''''"' RHcEtfuR TlIss, touKT-Houst, PAhk, Z
- CHAABERssI Nov, 1870
ry,O X-PAYERS.-NOtice Is hereby given
rsr viii sddd to all t'rss unpd o. The LIST Of
- -. ~. IN additional oenL on December 10 oH All
uire ulpeit Jsluaf Interest al The fAls ol = ~ ~e-
~ r,,l fou The books were recrei ~ the 10
prs % tT o ~, mont VI bc added hemo1ey will DO
''''''' '+' BERNARD sGitlI. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
professicna! Sollres.

protessiona! Soiltcs.
VHE GLORY of MANHOOD
.hv Mental Vigor Read Dr. LAMO Crest Book
All r. Of the gont0 Sogans Sold ~ HASTE BOoksOss
rs IoalwAy Ofces No Great Jonesst 81
d~sy seminal aud Structure cured IMMEDIATELY By
er new remedies approved by Prof Wood d Edinburgh Hunter
odon Dr. and Warren Of Boston and other lights of the
rcsi Wor Pracod Olly specially n this city ny Dr. Larmou
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

Toa..........+
first NIortgose p per cent. Bonds now
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

We bez to inform 7rbc no. c-iior' h' w"
Fair tb .it Destitute anl have no connection thfer WIN
JOINT $50 COMPANY wHo uncr name similar o oar Owl
recei .el ha o premium for " Road wagons -,
BREWoTER q Co. Of BroomesL, Warerooms ~ iIith ave.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28

-~l>~o----~-~>->>>----
ADY AGENTS WANTED in every town III
the United Sta,e, 20 sell article used exnse BY ladies'. Send
for eirca ~. JAZZ 70, @lo DoSl"s.
NVANTED-AGENTS everywhere to canvass
w for John \ C. Abbott forthcoming book PRUSSIA AND
THE FRANCOPRUSSIAN WAR" Published in both English and
German languages subject for videawake
Iijres, J. c. BUTTRE,
t3 Pranklnst. New.York
slOO EXPERIENCED WEAVERS WANTED
s)tSD different Females anl families pref r M
PIERCE Co Boxng green Also, SPOOLERS WlNDBRs, SFE
NERS, &C.
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done many things for its own benefit.
II has allowed millions on millions Of
acres Of the public lands TO so into the
hands of and given TO heartless, grasp
Ing chartered monopolies, and flooded
the country IN the hands Of its
favonuts. with millions on millions of
the National Bank Currency, at an
expense To the people OF 8 to 20 per
cent, besides much other unequal and
unjust legislation ana government, and
/ am cauyassinS and condemuing what
has Ectulllv been done by one party,
not what might have been done by
som. other 1arty. ! am dealing with
facts, actual occur ences, not SUPPOSE
ton, AMI may be led, no doubt, by its
uudlu character TIE Democrats
WE'D also be delinquent
Bat / rather regret that you assert
my position and belief, instead Of pub
HshIng what really all say, and lei
the reader Judge rather than take your
assertion IA what | said, it would have
avoided Cuoneou, views. | have no
doubt OF your sincerity and unwilling.
ness W do me iuiu tice, or to misrepre-
sent me, bat ! conceive you have mis-
stated or assumed for me what | did
not say or moan. ! lid not say, +" u
believe the Democratic party desires
The elevation Of the laboring classes II
lut ala say "ifthey were faithful to
the early principles of Democracy, as
given XIII s from the early fathers, they
could 40 it, and if they would adopt
our platform with their own, aud truly
carry il ont, that would meet the wants
81 the laboriug classes, and if they
would 1o il ! would support them,
WA fen confident Of their success, but
not otherwise. | have ne sympathy
with and cannot support either # the
WIN parties, unless they unequivocally
adopt and carry out Labor Reform
principles. Believing you Viii cordially
10 me justice III the matter, | remain
very respectfully yours, &c,
ID. 5. CUETIss
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CITY MATTERS.

CHICAGO, nov. 5 l. IL.

BRYAN NALL
The Hon. Thomas B. Bryan has sold the
Bryan Hall property to r. N. Hooley, ESQ.,,
proprietor Of HOoley's opera house, Brooklyn,
n T.
The price understood 70 have been paid is
$4,000. 1t is understood that Mr. Hooley
intends to 20 to work Immediately, and our
citizens may expect Bryan ball to be trans
formed into first class opera house by the
holidays
This hall was built BY Mr.. Bryan in 1850,
and was for . long time the leading concert
ball in the city. Five wears since il was leased
to Messrs Allen Mackey, an enterprisng
Lake street firm, and by them converted into
one Of the most magnificent carpet salesrooms
in the country. The business done here was
very successful extending into the millions an
nually
In the amount Of their sales they rank as the
third largest carpet house in the United States
hessrs. Allen l. MAckey have row removed
10 the spacious store 81 and 50 State street, ad-
joining Messrs. Field, Letter 4 Co.
They occupy 40 by 80 feet on the main floor,
and so by 100 feet on each Of the three upper
floors. The numerous friends and patrons OF
this firm will find their stock ready for iuspec-
tiOn on Monday morning, Nov. IA.
Parties visiting the city can spend a pleasant
hour 10 viewing the novelties Of the day, to be
found among the new and special designs i'm
ported BY Allen & Mackey from foreign manu-
facturers.
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FROM MISSOURI.

SAINT Louis, Nov. 5th, 1870.
T. nc Editor Of the woRElssv.s's ADVOCATE.
SIR,-This city and county j. passing
through a political publication, which
must lead 70 great reformation. First,
We have McClurg Radical Exu
Brown Liberal, Republican the l. 400
cratic, and last, though not least, Labor
Reform aud one thing certain, the
workingmCn's candidate for Congress
viii be elected. Welles is IN strength,
and al parties concede his election.
Ia dis city the question of labor,
n ..dlcrstood hy the workingmen Of
the East has not been discussed here.
Hon Mcguire has Inheritance in the
soil a. 4 bobby, bnt that is but skim
milk, mot The cream At the Massa-
chu.gtts Convention, in Burn Hal,
some one by name q Krepps was
called ou 10 explain the principles as
90 understood them. lie made a very
strong ana impressing speech, discuss
mE national bank bonds, taxing same.
and iu short made a thorough labor
speech, and was frequently cheered,
hJt when discussing no more Chinese
mi-rll IS the people became wild. /
ul YOU the Times containing our
n.ket, int our men are wrong, too
r-6l If self too dependent on the
paI deal parties ] am glad to say we
w.I make a lasting impression upon |
aI voters, and elect part Of our men
AVA now Chat VIZ are in earnest, We
taye q large mass meeting during the
week, when you shall hear again from
IRONCLAu.
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claim he is entitled TO a better portion
Of wins. his skill and industry can pro-
duce than, under existing circum-
stances, he receives. We claim that
he is entitled TO the refnements of life.
Ii is not necessary that great fortunes
should accumulate so rapidly as they
do, and honest labor should be better
remunerated. 1t is by improving the
intelligence and morals of the commu-
nifty that We propose TO elevate useful
men. While our order aims to do good
among its members. 1t does not aim to
do injury to any class in the commu-
nifty"
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CoUKcIL BLuFFs, Iowa, Nov. S-Adam Bower,
or Bouer, has made application to become a
member of this union. He hails'from San
Francisco. and says be was there about year
ego. Unions having charges against him will
please notify this union forthwith. Herman
Werner and Bernhard Schlinger, who have
worked under the Jurisdiction Of this union at
Plattsmoutb, Neb. have been suspended for
non-payment Of dues
7. B. AEDEKsoE, Cor. Sec.
LOUISVILLE, Nv, Oct 30, ls70.-A man by
the name Of Theodore Hoffman has made ap-
plication for membership in this union. Any
union having charges against him will prefer
them within twenty days The following named
persons have been expelled for non-payment Of
dues Sam Stapley, JaA Fisher, Fritz Schoen-
ing, Chas. Knipper, Geo. Shea, J. Hirth, and
Chas Goepf
NAT SruNBERG, Cor. Sec. No. 81,
n. W cor. Second and Jefferson streets
TRoY, N. r., Oct %, ls7o.-A man by the
name Of Frederick Meyers who claims to have
worked in Port Henry last summer, has made
application to join this union. If any union has
charges against him, they will please prefer the
same in thirty days from date or as much SOON
err a. possible. ADoLPH STAUDE,
Cor. Sec. No. Q, p. o. Box l02.
LiiTsbthoh, NV u AcfO-luc loAlO"ihs
named persons have applied to this union for
membership John Miller and John Barnytz.
Unions having charges will please prefer them
before the 4th prox. G. B. LINDSAY,
Cor. Sec. No. IS, r. o. Box 45l.
Urea, Nov. S, 's70.-Notiee lie hereby given
that Adolpb Feeder, having appropriated to his
own use moneys entrusted to his care las secre-
tary) to send to other unions for loans endorsed
on cards and for other purposes, besides money
belonging to this union to the amount Of about
three hundred dollars, it was resolved that be
be expelled until be shall have paid the full
amount Of his deficiency and one hundred dol
lars fine. 1t was also resolved that he be cir
culated in the WoRKISGNAN's ADVOCATE.
CHAs RADERK,
Cor. Sec. No. Z, p. D. Box 6a5.
New YoEk, Nov 5, ls7O-Heinrich Michaelis
and Henry SieveTs wish to become members Of
union No. 90. They are both from this city.
Any union having charges against either Of them
will please inform me during the month Of
November. NJ ROrHscHILB,
Cor. Sec, No. 30.
ST. Paul, MMN, Nov. ., ls70.-Unions are
requested to address their further CORES pond
ence with this union 20
JOHN EcKroRp.
Cor. See, p. 0. Box l2S7
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SAVINGS BANK
DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
SOUTH EAST CORNER
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I WILLIAN 3. OeDEE.
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" ~ PEaBoDT, Of Gallup Peabody.
DR. CHARLEs v. DYss
q ( = Q. fAYLos, Of Taylor Wright
n 1 q. D. OoDsh, Of Ogden. Sheldon Co.
WILLIAM Int, Prest Lirs Chicago Brewery %. !,
8 joss D. JEHHIses.
HKKRY 3. PATsoE.
Timothy Wright; George L. Dunlap, General Manager
Q. N. w. r w.; Van II. Higgins; Z. Wolcott :
DR.. l.. 9. Major; r. Prindlvills, Member Board OF
Public Worke w. J. 0naAsn. CITY Collector J. ..
Sullivan; John Comsky; DR.. Joseph Y. Henrotn. Con-
sui for Belgium; Alex. Bengey; A. c. Hesing. Prest
Z" UlInois etsata Zetung \" chas Bran1, Of Bush
Brand; FrsdsricE Let's Peter Hahn Geo. p. Hansen,
late o. s. Consul 10 Denmark A. B. johnson John
A. Nelson, III -Sheria and Nnls p. Loberg
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-05
TRUST MPANY!
OFFIC
First National Bank Building,
(BAsENENT,)
COR or STATE AED,FASRINGToE STs
TO DEPosIToRs.


Sums Of One Dollar and upwards will be received on
deposit, and per rent interest per paid oil
sums for each full month.
All Interest not Withdrawn viii be added the prn-
cipal Of the depostor the first days Of January
July and Will be entitled 70 interest," the
original deposit
Married women, and Children under age, may de-
posIt money In this Savings Bank 80 that one else
draw II.
Depositors wishing their families 70 sra money
during their Absence, may leave their nEs sni
written order with them, and drsW they be
in need and the balance remsin a I.naif
interest. This plan saves famie the rik VI s.rs
r having their money stolen from item.
No Savings Bank 10 TIE siv can give Its deposit or
any better advantages than these.
Depositors drawing ih~r money previous 70 ibe nrst
days Of January July v b. paii interest at
Of drawing for all full calendar months that the money
has been on deposit.
when only portion Of dep IT Is Withdrawn, the
balance remaining dr osis eontinusa to draw
the before.
Certificates Of Deposit besrnR interest ill he ssued
when desired on sums Of One Hundr,d Do and
npwards
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-05


CAsETvILLE, ST. CLAN Co., liz, Nov. ., $50
Resrcd, That in the death Of william Elliott, We th
members Of the Cassyvile Benevolent Socisy ospore
the loss Of Of active and efficient members
ReSolced That society has Lost Of the modest
Amples Of exemplary Christian character and that
while trying 70 keep his tenement Of clay in repay be
st the same time building spiritual mansion, in
which TO dwell in peaceful ha. piness forever.
Resoired, That this preamble be published IN the
Chicago WoKEtsGMAS's Advocate.
" I En-: :4:::. COMMITTEE
william Elliott died o. the above place Saturday,
November 5, aged ~ years.
CAsEYVuLB, ST, CLAIR Co, lit, Nov. I, lsl0.
ResOEted, That In the death Of John Evans We, the
men bers Of the 0aseyve Benevolent Society, deplore
the loss OF Of our most active and ecent members
RsSolOed That society lost Of the nobesl
examples Of exemplary Christian character and that
while trying TO keep his tenement Of clay in repair be
Il the same time building spiritual mAnsi m 10
Whish TO dwell 10 peaceful happiness forever.
Rcsoteed, That this preamble be published In The
Chic, 60 WoEKIEesAE's ADVOCATE.
JAMES DIxoE,
wv. THORLEY, Committee.
HEMRY STAaR,
John Evans died at the above place Friday, Nov
4, aged Al years.