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TRADES . DIRECTORY.

TRADES ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
Il meets every second and fourth Saturday evening
in The month, % 9S7 Randolph street.
J. MoAvoY, President.
D. ooAxsLIUs, Recording Secretary.
CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ No. lo, meets the Last SATURDAY evening ofsoce
change Suildine. Eotrsnce on Exchange plaza.
JAMES NJ. OULvER, Presidons
v. X. TRACEY, Recording Secretary.
NJ KERRoff Corresponding Secretary.
All communications must be directed to the Torres.
ponding Secretary, PostOnnce box 5S7.
THE BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS PRO-
IL TECTIVE UNION meets on the 1E and Ord Ba-
turdays Of every month at hafpast o'clock. r.
NJ, In the Printers Union Hail, No. -, Hixsn kS.
change building.
TOURNEYMEN STONECUTTERS' ASSO
O CITATION on CHICAGO, meets on the 1ss and "a
WEDNESDAY, Of each month, nj corner of Taylor ana
Cana streets Il. Fitzgerald, Presidens John Burns
Cor. sec.I; John Burk, Pin. See; Thomas WoodmAn,
Treasurer
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEU-
" TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY os CHICAGO,
ILL.,, meets every TUESDAY evening, a. oclcck, 10
their Hall. Room No. LDd's Bloek
VIZ. PIeeorr. Rec sec'ry. itl ssSor o..
TNHE CHICAGO JOURNEYMEN PLUME
Il ERs' UNION meets every BIRsr and THIRD
Hail. as7 Randolph street It qs.rsr % si<s, Osoet.
jams MoDOHALD. Presd-ns.
ESQ. Q LYoEs, Secretary.
EtIREMENS' UNION No. Is, MEETS EV-
cry FRIDAY Evening. % sec state. Csrner or
Twelfth Street. oorrespOndsnce wftn ssssr snIon'
-equested. p. o. DRAwKR $3.50.
J. LocKRYs Master.
g. w. BRowH, 5or. and Fin. sesy.
ARPENTERS' AND JOTNERS' PRO.
" rHCTIvR UNION, OF CHICAGO meets ever
THURSDAY evening, at Trades Assembly Hal Is
Randolph Street, at halfDAAt seven o'clock.
J. 9. MC0RAw, President.
Q. ". WALKER, Cor. Sec sos Burnside street.
WILLIAM ]. MoHAEAH, Rec. Sec, rs Hubbard street.
2. J. OBaIEa, Tin. see., 96 West Polk street.
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MOL - " o.
ENGINEERS g. FIREMEE

T7O THE BROTHERHOOD OF LVSSs 100
.t.,,,na @ NV DISiaIons Or the brotherhood. 81 AZ"
o sddrs% n. N. RaynOT. r. Q. BOZ BC1Isn..iOs lO y
NeU York, by whom all necessary In'Ta q. a..
furnished. .. y. MO hort WaIDn-,
BROTHERHOOD OF LOVUMS w. a.
I'D ENGINEERS, CHICAGO Division III M tlscs y \,
every Saturday, at t:S0 P. NJ, at ss q " 0sdH
30. 1bb eouth CLARK Sree.;
respectfully invited 70 attend; p.urn -
~ sFOII, IA
n. A. BRowH Cor. sse'Fy, Chicago Ain
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MACHINIsTe.

M MACHINISTS' AND BLAOkSAii,~ey ~
N1 UNION, no. I, Of Ohio, Hsets nrn s.a ~
MoHDAY NIoHT 0f every month, a n - vi
S'c8Oek, p. NJ, at Iron MoulderS Hail. "
Street, cIncinnAtL p,.adst
ID, b. DgxoH. Corresponding sscry.
MACHINTSTS' AND BLACkShlap-,
V1 UNION, No. l. Fort Wayne, Indiana, =. X cl
Saturday night, nj half past seven o'cloeAf
Fellows Hall LAlhoun street. p,.ddss
d. MURcHT, Cor. Secretary. ==z1~ns
MACHINTSTS' AND BLACAoNsifo
HI1 UNION, No. l, Of Wisconsin, meets ,esr Btl \
DAT, u half past seven O'Clock, p. M, s..s Nnv
the Q. Z. corner Of Third and Pfairie 80,
roe. p. MJMAHus.
WI. BAHHIsTBA, Recording SecretarI ~
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PUDOLERs.

TT s. V.-BOTLELS AND PUDDLERS
~ UNION and Beneficial organisation. Sigel Forge
No. Wheeling, West Virginia. meets every Saturday
evening. at O'Clock. Y. OLIsB. President.
JoHE o. .HABRRFIELD. Cor. Sec. Pnetonnce boz 20
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

THE OLDEST AND BEST.
The very greatest wastIn the reform movement Of TO-
day. 10 m able fearless Outspoken paper antrammeed,
independent and truy devoted to the csu-e Of REFORM
such . paper ID the woakMeHAH's ADVOCATE Many
efforts have been made within years past TO srt
such paper Every Of these efforts, mp 70 within
short time have ed. Il s not TO speak Of
the eaases of sueA failarss; 10 enough 70 know that
as this me there paper, Of all those started
that has any claims - National organ The WoRKrHe-
nArs ADvocAfs has been pubshed for over ave years.
havias urmoussed oil the obstacles that led 70 the fs
ure o. The many other ssrts made by various parties In
many parts Of the country The ADVOCATE 10 now up
On arm bass per1setiy from the possibility OF
.r. N. TIM. people can subscribe for It and feel
sAas they win not less their money they havsso many
times In the past rhs ADVOCATE 10 not only the OLDEST
the LAasssr and the paper in the country devot
Cd 70 the Interests Of Labor Reform is not only now
upon Arm financial bsss. bat IL ID published By men,
whose record a. frends Of the LABOR Reform movement
ID saen q 70 furuisb guarantee that the paper Will re-
main the champion Of the reform movement under any
and an circumstances
rne ADVOCATE viii ever be - o sentinel upon the
wasehtower 70 guard the interests Of the people,
while nghng every species Of wrong, u shall be our ann
10 sssk .s zoe CAUSES nom which dew the many disor-
- them.
great aim viii be strike st the root Of TIE tree We
win advocate an entire change in the monetary system
Of the country, upon the principles and through the
mean, embraced In the Platform Of the National Labor
Union we snail advocate she adoption, By the National
Government o. new land policy, taking the ground
chat NOS another Of the public domain shsuid Be
disposed Of 70 any company corporation or person. upon
NV ssrms whstsvsr except I'm small parcels 70 actual
...,.r, ". .h.l svor taxing all uneultIv.ted lands,
and eO~pens all companies. corpora Ions and persons
holding lands by government grant, 70 put the same m
the market Of eOvsrnnsnt prices lss per aere) within
rvsu time and in case Of failure TO do, the land 70
revert back the government We shall advocate the
.boson of shs present National Bank syssem-shs call
ips in Of IN. vhols National Bank crcuIatOn-And ssu
Ins In ms place treasury certificates, convertible Into
bonds, bearing low interest," and vice versa, a.
,he yin OF the hosdsr We shall advocate Labor De-
parsment q. Washington such as 10 contemplated In the
resolutions adopted In the last session Of the National
Labor Union We shall advocate oo-, Jsration in any
and every form in which IL be applied to proudc
,,op and dis.rbution We shall advocate the shorten
ing OF the hours Of labor in department OF indus
trv We ahail advocate Q stringent apprentice law in
every State and entire revolution In the system sf
Prison Labor In every state.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges 70 the
NO, kinxwomen OF our country. Our motto shall be,
equal and exact Justice to al" people. We shall advo-
cate the
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Rock Island junction and Union Stock Yards accom-
mediation train will Sundays follows: Leave
Union Stock Yards at 7, rs I'M, II, 90 m, lbs m
600 m. Leave Madison ssrees depot At 10, 90 m
1880 m, as m, 800 pm.
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL.
Late Chicago and Great Eastern. Cincinnati TAR Line
Depot corner Canal and KinKie streets ieket once
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pRICKLAYFRS' UNION. NO

kiSAOAAAAA ASo ON1ON9 M.
- OF Albany, N. y, meets every TIDguDl
evening ID No. "a State street. Albany ny. MeCas
building Oormac Nc Williams, president; Michael o.
way. ArSt Vice president Richard Canavan sec I'd rs
president; N ue J. Nee, corresponding BecretME Ia
VNeal, recording secretary; MchAeI J. Plyun, aama
secretary; WIN. VBran, assistant; fbomn \. IN
treasurer; william Drake. conductor; Thomas ksEm
deputy. PogtOffce box 500
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. /
SYRACUSE OPERATIVE BRICK

- layers, PlAsterers, and Store Masonf PrutsenN
ond Benevolent UniJn, No. Is, meets every WRDhn
DAY evening. at Half-Pnst SEVEN o'clock, In tAs On
tan Block Ger etrOes opposite the opOd Esln
LUTEER 8. MRRncK, President; Charles D. hspl
Vice President James Carr Recording secrelaFy 80
@. RAIDER, Financial eecrst@Py TaomRs .. hslr
Oorrespondlng Secretary John Baker, freanm
James Mnlow 9erwnm mr. At Arms
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Notice to Tax.Payers.

uAvIN THIS DAY RECEIVED THE
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April, A. D. is1i, notice 10 hereby given 70 AL
persons interested. that the taxed on all prop
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CAUTION !
M PuRLIc n ilkRRRY CAU.

THE PURLIC n ilEREBY CAU.
A. S. Edwards. OF his lSsnt, thc property Known
as the Fort Homestead Property, situated In the
property 6slones 70 3. Lyford md famiy - :
homestead. properly laid and claimed under
the State Laws Of Nevada: Legal proceedings
validity OF our dido 70 ihe entire promises, and
Alltresspassers punished accordingly.
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TRIUlIHH OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM
VIRGINIA CITY. ..
YfR0NfA CITY, New, July Is, I

ynaNfA Crrr. New, July Is, 1870.
This certihes that have RuHered much with
Rheuuatisln, Spinal disea.e and "dixziness"
for more than two years. Iapplled to DE-. ROB
iRrs about two weeks ago, at his rooms In the
international Hotel, and am now only too
happy TO bear public testimony to me wonder
NSfIsa and the SwEpIsH MOVEMENT crRs.
Those who With 10 inquire OF mo personally
In regard 10 tho above fHctt. can and me ut the
Imperial Hotel. Virginia City.
(slgned) CHAkLkS DokhN.
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TIE SPIRITUAL DIscovERY.SS

THE SPIRITUAL DIscovERY.-Some
weeks ago our readers will remem-
Der, Mr.. Patterson, Of Cope District.
furnished us with a strange story Of
the discovery Of rich quartz by spir-
itual direction. Captain Cook, to whom
the medium in Chicago disclosed the
whereabouts OF the rich deposit, being
summoned here as a witpess In a law
suit, brought with him several valu-
able specimens from the spiritual dis
| coycry, which has taken the name Of
| the great Russian diamond which may
be spelled "Kohonoir," or If that
isn't right, some other way. At any
rate the specimens are Immensely
rich in gold and silver, the native gold
being quite prominent in nobules or
nuggets. The silver IL in several con-
ditions-sulphurets, oxides and chic
rides. The Captain, who had not faith
enough III the spirits to prospect the
place himself. simply gave directions
to others. He says that all he knows
about 1t Il that the metal Is there just
"a the medium said 1t was, and whether
IL was simply luck or supernatural
direction that found il, he Is certain
that It takes human muscle and tenn
poral industry to mine and haul 1t oat.
ff IL is really n spiritual deposit, he
would be much obliged to the spirits If
thew would organize d spiritual engine
and Lift 1t to the surface. The ledge Is
four feet thick, aud n Of the richest
ever struck In Cope District.-E1so
| Chronicle.
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MONDAY, October 3lst, 1870.

Unexpected interfcrences have operated to
mako this delay necessary to accomplish the re.
suit OF freeing the Library from debt, without
recourse to other privileges granted by Act OF
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This Is positively the only postpSnncment
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CAUTION |!

,Duu puRI.ICI "a HEREBY eau.
i toned against occupying Or purGsat,ng n laSaa
a. ths FORT Tomestead Property, situated In the
.own r 81 U S%eioneSto z. tyford and family a. q
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NOTICE.

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KObhItI ~, SW nm, PrcSI u L.. A.
w. IL. L. BARNES, Vice President.

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PARDoSED.-Nathaniel L. Squircs,
sentenced to the State Prison Decem-
Der 20, 1865, for arson, for a term Of
nine years. was last Monday granted
unconditional release from prison.
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!. Opening I'd. can. Qo-ias.
, 1870-09-22
TIE CITY In BRIEF.



Hoard Of Public Works. ~: !, =
The following awards have been, made ut tne
Eoar'1 ot I'ul'Iic Works for the laying Of walrr
'uftace-p'pes On rarions streets. Sloan L 9ra.
ham. on Larrabeo street, from Chicago avenue +,
Clylnu1pc avenue. Charles Dreyae; on SedQwics
strect, from Chicago ayeuue to D!y1a,oa strccs
aad on Randolph, from Ha,sted street TO Bryan
place; s. II. kcntirIck, Caualport, from ua.s,e,
to TwentJ-second; ". P. Lothian, on Larraore
street, 1nm cfybour1e avenue to North avepuc.
James Hogan. south PARK AVENUE from Twentxs
nfnth street ta Douglas place; on Carl strsct
from Weis 70 LaSRlle; on LOomls street from
Van Bufen 70 Madison: on Harrison street. from,
ualhtSd 70 entT-Becond; and Brynn place.
rom Randolph to Lake f'.~o'
q pctltl0E Wss received By the board. yesterx
uay. requesting that the CAM. be kent open until
The sth OF foYenlher, but the board wns qusbic
to comply with the request, for the rcasou that
the cDntluctorB have been nosilcl thar rhe csnal
would be closed on the Bth of October. and thry
lave lnsde preparations to proceed With the
work Of deepening.
A nunltur oi prominent c!tlzens of the North
SIDE, among them Messra Atwater, Uuri, Culver.
Hasrs, L1ll, mud kcrfoot, consulted the board
yeaie1lny, in RELATION tn the ilIV-
issix Ut ship canal from tho North Branch tn
shG lake: ant, after some discussion, Mcssrs,-
LII ami hetfo0t agreed TO employ an engineer to
make surveys Of The land outside the city lullts.
the result Of which Will be reported 10 the board
rs seou as accomplished,