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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
Death of Thomas Ewing,
senior.

The venerable Thomas Ew
ing, Senior, breathed his last
at Lancaster, Ohio, on Thurs
day last, October 26, at 50
o'clock in the afternoon. he
had been i'll some time OF an
affection Of the heart, and his
death had been anticipated at
any moment for several days
Mr.. Ewing was surrounded by
all the members Of his family
in his last moments.
The deceased was born III
Ohio county, Va, December
28tb, 1880. In 1902 the fam
lily removed TO the region OF.
the Muskingum river, in this
State, and subsequently to
what is now Athens county, 0,
At the age Of twenty he went
to work in the Kanawha salt
mandatory, where he labored
two or three years, and earned
enough to pay for his fathers
farm, and also to enable him
enter the University at Athens.
In these early years he had
been his own teacher, in laying
foundation of an education; and
now that he had entered col.
lege, he paid his way by alter
mating study with labor in the
salt works. In 1915 he grad.
uatea and received the first
degree OF A. B. ever granted
by the Ohio University. Mr..
Ewing studied law at Lancas'
ter, o., was admitted to the
bar in 1919, and by his ability
built up a fonrishing practice.
In 1881 he was elected to the
United States Senate by the
Wigs, and Immediately took
a prominent part in national
politics.
The deceased was one Of the
few surviving members Of the
old school of gentlemen and
statesmen, which is fast passing
away. Few men have seen SO
varied, conspicuous and honor.
able q public. career. He was
one Of the great men of his .
State and nation, and as such |
will be ever remembered.
Mr., Ewing's funeral took
place on Saturday, at II o'clock
1t. M, at lancaster. Promi-
nent gentlemen from various
parts Of the State we're present,
and there was large attend,
ancc Of neighbors and intimate
Among the pail bear
ers were Gov. Hayes, Senators
and Thurman, and
y uuge welsh, OF the supreme
Court. The services were con,
Quoted by the Rev, Father
Young, of the Catholic Church,
the oldest priest in the State.
4 short address was delivered |
by Archbishop Purcell, Of Gin
cinnati. The services peculiar
to that church were performed
at the cemetery, where the
body oflhe deceased was placed
beside that Of his wife.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

Next Tuesday, the 9TH,
elections will be held in New
York, Maryland, Massachu-
~etts, New jersey, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Virginia, Wiscou-
1in, Illinois, and Nebraska.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
$4,000!
Probate Notice.

Probate Court, Vinton County, Ohio.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Josoph NJ.
~ Foreman, Administrator of David Foreman
licensed, who, in his lifetime, was Admins.
trntor Of Robert Welch, deceased has aled his
accounts IN the said Court as Administrator VI
said Administrator for final settlement; aud
November, 1871, at 10 a, m.
II, Is MAYO,
NoFcmDerl lsU4," Probate Judge.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
XXTANTND4 -AGENTSI

rJNO sell sevcrnl New Patented Articles which
J. have not yet beonintroduced, niid which
can be sold In every house 10 city or country,
Agent, who are atwork arc clearing from 80 to
N0a day.
Tor descriptive circulars and terms 70 Agents
address y. T.. BRANSON A. co.
Oealcr IN Patents and Agents supplies.
20 On No siNtnSt PtitsburRh,r ia
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
Samuel q. Case's Estate.

Probate Court, vlnton County, Ohio.
NOTlCEis Is hereby given that William Gold,
~ Administrator Of tho Estate Of Samuel q
Case, has filed his accounts with said estate In
the Probate Court for lnal settlement; and that
November, 1871, ut 10 O'Clock A. ",
II. II, MAYO,
november !, lSll.itN probate JudRc
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01


Gen. Robert Anderson died
at Nice, France, Oh the 26th
ult., agcd &C,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
Official Vote Of Ohio.

Governor, at the clectloHE helu
on the 10th ult., as a'certalned
in full on Friday last at the Of
flee of the Secretary Of State,
at CoIum bus, foots up as follows;
T.. F. Noyes, Rep, .....,., 233273
e.. W. MHCook, Dem 80. 2l8, los
CT, Stewart Prohibition. 4,O94
Noyes mtj. over McCook 2016s
Noyes' maj over both ,.... l6,oOi
The total vote OH Governor
rs 460,394.
Last year the Radical majority
for Secretary Of State was u,
1914. So it is to- be seen that
the great, corrupt, and high
taxation Radicals OF Ohio have
increased their majority in one
year only 2,195. Have they
anything to boast Of? Before
the election they were Boosting
Of carrying the State over the
New Departure" by more
than 10000 majority,
Ohio was lost to the Democ-
racy this year, as it has been
for the past four years, by
Democratic voters remaining
at home. We have no pa,
tience with men who quietly
stay at home on election day,
without voting and then grum.
lie the whole year at high tax
es, Radical corruption, &c
Fhe same vote which Judge
Thurman received in 1867
would have given us . majori-
ty Of 5000 in the State.
Last year the Prohibitionists
polled in the State 2SS6 votes:
this. year 4,0S5-a gain Of
1883.
The official vote of the sew
cral counties Of the State upon
the. question Of holding a Con.
stitutional Convention is as fol.
lows:
No.,........,,.,.,..,... lOO,4l2
1t requires a majority of all
the votes cast at the election to'
carry the convention. There
were 367, ,0S0 Affirmative and
negative votes cast, and B0,..
3S4 for Governor; 90, ,304 of
the voters who east ballots for
Governor made NO expression
on the Convention. but they
are nevertheless counted a.
gainst it. SabtractinS the af-
tirmatiye vote from the total
vote on Governor, we find the
negative vote TO. be 1913, 716,
leaving a majority for the Con.
veation Of 72,952..
The qaeslion Of a Constitu-
tIonaI Convention having been
decided in the affirmative, the
people should take notice that
the most important business Of
the ConN cnIion will be in The
provisions regulating corpora
tiohs and moppolies, which
now threaten to eat up the poo.
p}r with exactions, destroy theI
authority Of the State laws and
run The country wholly in their
own selfish interests. 1t is
very plainly to be seen, unless
a good and iac1rruptiblo con.
vention can be had, the. corpo.
rations will own both the con.
vcntion and the constitution.
The Legislature, at tie next
session, will no doubt, enact a
law ordering the election of
Delegates at the Spring Elec.
tion, to the Constitutional Con.
veution--the number of Dele.
gates to be the same as the
members Of the House Of Rep
i.s,.uintivee
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
JU1ruI0eT1ga
A Rars Chance for AreBts.

Agents, wo will pay you n" ror week In tNth. II you
wlll ungIee with uS o. un'o I,er,ih rg hrnishm
M 'pcn'c' paid Addre' 4 EEtS&'Co. char
lo'lr cd.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
MARRIED.

On the 9th of October, 1871, In Harris n Town
ship. by A. G.. Elliott Esq, MIR. SnyERs i.
GiDSoEand Miss HANNAH j, ASTHoNl.
On the 18th of October. 1871, in the same town.
ship. the same, Mr. LEVI j. TfNhoNs aud
Nj iss SESITn NJ. RAY.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01
IURURERA
DIR. WELLS EXTRACT or JuRuBEsx A,

\ offered 10 the public aS great invipratm an
cur,,y for all impurities ~ the blood, or for oi
,auic weakness with their attendant evils IL
he foregidug rOmplainle
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-01

Restores the Appetite,
strengthens the StOni-
ach, relaxes the Liver,
md puta them 10 work ,
causes the food 10 digest,
and iDSkes pure blood,
removing nysPcpsia,l In.
digAatiou. 40
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

IS, Il Niemeier, So. Simon Dorr, Is, A. Boehm,
SO, Anton Mishler, IS, Isaac Nathanson, IS,
VIM. Tracy IS, Z S. Palmer, IS, Jos. Welcome
81, Chas w. Combs, a. Wolf Katzyky, a,
Geo. Phelps, 8, Lewis Wagner, S. Frank Mo.
reno, "a, Geo. Fleishman, 81.
By order of union Al.
J. L. SPRINGER. Cor Sec, drawer Al.
GREENvILLE, N. j.. March IL, ls7l.-At a
regular meeting of this union held Feb. IA, a
man named John Calaghan was fined 6ve dol
lars for refusing to deposit his card in this union
when asked to do so by the secretary, he work.
ing under our jurisdiction at the time The
union where be may be at work will please col
lect the same and send it to the undersigned.
The following persons have been suspended for
non-payment of dues, &c. Isaac Vanvelsor,
John Willis, Geo. Vandecker. Jacob Engel los.
Haskell, Carl Hopping, F. Hopping, Jas. +.
Seals, Henry Geesy, GottIeib Kauerauf. Jos.
Degala, David Traters, Otto Conrad and Chas.
Deitch
The following are indebted to this union
August 1870 June, 10
Benz Terrell IS 80 80 Aug OIdahoff 10
July, 10 September. "a
l6 Jacob Feistel 80 10 E Frenchman 9 SO
The union where these men NAV be At work
will please collect the amounts and remit TO
ABE LIVINGSTON, Cor Sec l0l.
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a REQUEST

Under date Of March l8, Mr.. Horey
wm the various members Of the
ANN. Executive Committee also please
''' ward me answers to the following
lions. accompanied by copy Of
MA Constitution and Bylaws:
How many labor unions ere there
y your State2
How many have you organized
lnr.rg the past six months?
How many charters have you
ued
Have your travelling expenses been
''1 Yours in the cause,
JOSEPH G. HoREY,
W box I54, Black River Falls, Wis.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

The CUNARD LINE.-It is an old saying that
actions speak louder than words, and when we
state that this favorite liRe has never lost a
passenger since its establishment t, yearly thirty
years ago-we explain in a great measure the
reason Of the popularity which it enjoys. OF
late years especial attention has been paid to
tho comfort Of steerage passengers, and there
is no doubt that in the coming season it will
carry a larger number than ever before Par
ties DESTROYS Of bringing out friends can secure
tickets by calling on Mr.. Samuel Rowe, No. 2
Lake Street, at as cheap rates as that charged
BY any other reliable line.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia OM1G 10 prepared
expressly for DysPspdcs and ths IN sanenng Nth ha-
bltual Costveness II IL slight. Eliminating tonic
and restores the digestive organs healthy state.
Weak, nervous and dySpeptic pefSons should use
WARNER'S DYsPKPrIc TOAIo. For nAF ~ druggists,-
Price One Dollar.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Dough Balsam 10 healing, soften
inc and exDectoratinR The extraordinary power Il
possesses in Immediately relieving, and eventually
curing the most obstinate cases OF Coughs. Colds,
Sore Throat Bronchitis, Influenza CAtarrh, HoArs1-
ness Asthma and Consumption 10 almost Incredible.
40 prompt Is the relief and certain ts effects In I'll the
above cases, any affection o. the throat ana lungs
1hst tbousand u ysicians are daily prescribing II,
and one and all say that 1t is the most healing and ex
medicine knoWn. One lose always Anord5
r.g ma IN most cases one bottle effects Sold
NV druggists in large bottles. Price One Dollar 1t IL
your Own fault II you still cough and suffer- The Balsam
will cure.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
The Chicago Savings Institution and
Trust Company.

Now that spring Is almost upon US, we sin
cerely trust our working people will make it
point to accumulate their earnings. All that
is wanted to give an impetus is to save the FIRST
dollar Do you want house and lot Com
mence in the savings bank Do you want to
become your own employer? Pay visit every
Saturday night to the North Side Savings
Bank, and word for it, your de
sire will be gratifed ere long. The
men who to day rank Chicsgo's wealthiest
citizens owe their position to their frugality and
perseverance Workingmen, what they HAVE
done you CAN do, provided you will follew il
tteir footsteps, and the men who in all prob.
bility are 20 fiji their positions are those Who
now deposit their earnings in the savings bank.
As an incentive we may state that there are
scores Of depostOrs who can now command
their thousands, who, few years ago, could
not command five dollars Among the many
institutions Of the kind in this city, none out
rank the chicago Savings Institution and Trust
Company, corner IF State and Washington SITS.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
NIGAR MAKERS
PROTECTIVE

~ UNION No. &c. Of the city of Leaven worth meets
every SATURDAY eveningn each month"; at Wolf .
Hall. Louis Yoss, Pres. Frank Tully, Vice Pres ;
Robert JEFF Financial Secretary John Greif Record
ing Secretary D. Olive, Cor. Sec. Fred Offer,
Treasurer
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
wsrner's vinum Vita, or Wine of
Life is free from any poisonous drugs or impu rites
being prepared for those who require q stinuAnt: II
IN the world for purifying the blood tits the most
pleasant delicious article offered to she public
far superior brandy, whisky, wine, bltters any
other article Il 10 more healthy, and cheaper Both
male and female, young or old. take the Wine u
Life-It is, fact, life pre-erver. Those who wish
TO enjoy good health aud free dow Of lively spirits
will do well to take tbe Wine Of Life Il 10 different
from any thing before n II ssold by druggists
also, at all respectable saloons. Price One IollAr ~
quart bottles.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
Notice

r5e next issue Of the ADVOCATE will
.onsar April Ist, after which an
..lsoid Cincinnati edition viii be
.Ibrisbed every Thursday evening
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

PASSAGE TO ETROPE-Psrtes desirous Of
sending for friends IN Europe cannot do better
than call on Messrs. Greenbaum Co., corner
Lake and La Sale Streets, before making ar
engagements elsewhere.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

RINGHAMPTON, n Y.-Union No
~ IA meets the first Tuesday evening In each
month. James Read. pres. James Read, vice pres
esident L. &. Lsrrabee recording secretary. WIN. A.
Bulls, treasurer. J. W, Peaster, financial and
ssponding secretary. P. o. box ia.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DAYTON, OHIO.-UniOn No. IS
~ meets on the st Saturday evening Of every month
At No. 2S1 second street. VIM. b. Hopkins president
George Kicker, vice president. A Munday, record
ing secretary Henry Steiner, g. easurer. David An.
brose, corresponding and financial secretary, No 5,
Jones street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

TIE following named men were expelled aud
fined the sums set opposite their names: Mat
Stefens, S2b; Collins Pratt, $50 Adam Laugh
len, 4IO0; Louis LOchtg 800.
C4As e. HoEKEN, Cor Sec IL. drawer 60Ss.
CNCNNArI, March u, Is7I.-The various
unions who are TO forward the 20 per cent. Of
theis arrearages TO Union No. 4, will please OBJ
serve the following Instructions Make out
the packages in favor OF the Board elect, as
given by President Fred. Blend in the ADvo-
CATs Of March 1lth, and address il TO the Lo-
cal Office Of the Express Company you ship it
Will ana notify j. ffester, President Of I'm
ion 40 4, also Albert POhlman, Chairman Of
the Committee giving the amounts and date Of
SHIPMENT, and BY whom sent
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
CITY MATTERS
CHICAGO, Mar. Is, 1871.

RENEMBER DR. USDERwOoD... l24 Randolph
Street, strsitens cross eyes in half minute.
Also gives his undivided attention to all dis
eases Of the eye and ear. Give him a call.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
EMMENAGOGUE

Warmers EmmenagOgue y the eny article
known 70 euKa the whites nc will In every case
Where 10 the family in which this important medicine
10 not wantedi Mothers this q the greatert blessing
800 offrred you Ana you should Immediately procure
M IL also sure for Female lrreguesities and
NAV be depended upon in every case wher the monthly
ao bas been ohstsucted through cold disease Sold
~ druggists. Price One Dollar Sent BY rlhh on re-
ceipt OF one Dollar and Quarter.
Address 619 State ST.. Chicago, Ill.
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A. ENDREs, Cor Sec 4, 1929.

E&E, Pa, March 8, ls7l.-Having expended
almo.t the last dollar in the hands OF our treas
urcf iT fulfilling our obligation Of helping our
messy fellow craftsmen, and wishing if possible
10 avoid the unpleasant alternative Of closing
our books against further assistance, most
earnestly request the officers Of all unions to
collect the loans due "a from the men in their
respective jurisdictions. As we strictly enforce
the law concerning loans for the benefit Of
other unions we have the greater claim upon
them. The following named persons have had
money and failed to return the same:
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
WARNEkG'S
PILE REMEDY

Warmers Pile Remedy has failed
mot even in one easel 70 the very worst cases OF
afflicted should Immediately call their druggst and
get WAREER's PMR RHMEDY. IL 10 expressly for the
Piles and not recommended TO cure other disease
cured many Of thirty years standing.
Price One Dollar. Por Sale BY Druggists everywhere.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18
I .OUIsvILLE CIGAR MAKERS

- Union, NJ. 49, meets every second ant fourth
Wednesday In each month, Beck Hail, Jefferson
street, hetWCer lst and I'd. Louis Benjamin. President
Jacobs, Vice PI esident A Helirich Recording
Secretary Booher, Financial Secretary Charles
Schwartz, Corresponding Sec, box So. Msurer,
treasurer.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

arusr secretary.
p...r,vy n ". March INV, Where
r.,r, Mitchell Thomas Flynn, Frank Celsa
T.-.rro Loreuz aud Frederick Warwick has
"a. srpfcatiou ior membership into the
Iors Union. Any union having charges
.r.t aBy NJ them will please notify me with
,rsrty da,s. 9. LAURENCE,
Cor Sec 81, 1913 Douglas street.
v,sryrrp Mass, March 9, l871.-Fred
r...r.r wv deposited $40 with this union for
a.. tmposed. All UNION having charges
--..n.f linn will please prefer before The first
--.5,, Fly April c NJ ADAMS, Cor Sec ~.
rr,.>voFrg. KAs., March 2, IS7O.-A man
W la a.te " Michael Bcrrin wishes to be-
.r.a member OF this union. He states that
..l- been manufacturing ID st. Peters, Min
.s.orl up W ttc present time. Unions having
,-r claims W. THIS man viii please communicate
rtbiD thirty DAYS from date. d. D. OLIVE,
Cor Sec, box 2l9
gr Louis. March III, ls7I.-Tbe following
-surd persons applied for membership into
M. union Ann union having charges against
hem will please notify us within thirty
r7. from date Louis Gerl Old John NieH3erer.
.5.rsi Brit kman, George Meier, Henry Boss.
louis Batavia, John Yves meier, all from 81.
.ms We also call the attention or cigar
makers not to come TO ST. Louis, because there
-ero fob- orcu. BY order OF 50. Lou s Oh gar
gser. Union No. l6 GUSTAV VoLNER,
Cor Sec.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, March Is, lS7l.-The
r.ar4...t rar-9rg 3 ar-rrtfv r.sl. arrry,
.sa W become members Of this union, any un
n. having charges against them will please
-.ier them within thirty DAYS George +.
iUa, John Eiscnhre Jerry Sinner, Jesse u
,u1tr, Joseph N. Croft JAS GR0oDY,
Cor Sec l2S, box $685.
DETROIT. March Y, lS7l-The following
..H,d persons have been expelled from this
la1 iur non-payment Of dues Peter Ludes
Ei Charles ". Carols, and also The following
lined persons for scabbing under our jurisdic C.
..l. l4ye been expelled and fined each FIFTY
lr-.
hiram Wilson, hailing from Akron, o., has
rl. application TO this union for membership.
Ergion having charges will please prefer
a,H within thirty days. FRANK H. GnL,
Cor Sec, pro TEN.
mo-
M" ''A' -f I i"s
t.oH: August Fisher ana George Hunter.
Hsr. Shelter and Barney Abrahams Ary
rln having charges against TIE said pers,ns
". " notify Il, during ne month Of March. !
Corresponding Secretaries will please take d, j
ned.tttis urI,n will O. compelled 10 stop
.lltg money ou Z rds, II those owing are hot
bore prompt IN returning Che same. We have
.iled IN. SINCE December oyer two hundred 1
-llf' ARA )t more ia" thirty has zen re-
-tsd 81 BEELYN, COI. Sec, 10.
D,r,,p. " V.rrb y 1871 attboI.s
r-l,r n,ertirc NJ rbf- M Nm Charlas C-sIlo s's
.,.Jt,-rrr t7a for,r. ,,'J na .+oII,r ,sa9
Zach month Re stavs out Of the union for
working IN a scab shop
neG.lowipg named persons have drsvp
-rgortI,ir cards and allied N return NM
..... p.-,..I c,J.oL 70 sL.a. NJ. .1''i Wv
VI / D ci-.. u ~ 81 NHenl MuIseleln'
N(.., r...
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree and Shrub, and Ever
green Seeds,'prspaid by mail, with
directions for culture. Twenty
FIVE c'fferent packets Of either
class for One Dollar. The six
classes Five DoIlara
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-03-18

70, 600 lbs Evergreen and Tree Seeds Apple, Pear,
Cherry, etc, Grass Seeds, Beet, Cabbage, Carrot,
Onion Squash, Turnip, and all Vegetable and Flower
Seeds, 10 small or large quantities Also Small Fruits
Stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs Roses VerbenAs, ETC., By mail
prepaid. New Golden Banded Japan Lily, soc P. ced
Descriptive Catalogue sent any ain address, gratis
Agents wanted. Wholesale List to Agents, Clubs and
the Trade. Seeds on commission
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established In l649.
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Above named persons may be found working
will please collect the amounts charged TO them
o,d remit to this union DAVID AMBROSE,
Cor Sec, 81 Jones Street,
OMAHA, NEB, March IL, ls7l-Al commu-
lications for this union should be addressed TO
JOSEPH STERRITT, Cor Sec 50, box 5.
DAVENPORT, March is, 1s7l.-Please notify
travelling cigar makers not to come this way,
4. We have a number Of men on a strike for
-he purpose OF holding up the bill Of prices,
And no jobs under our Jurisdiction.
r. A. MEYER, Cor Sec, box AZ.
ST.. PAuL, MINI, N 1oh Is, Is71-Heury
Brown, claiming to have learned the trade in
Reu Wing, Minnesota, where he is working at
sre-, mt. ap9lies for membership Of this union.
John EcKoRD, Cor Sec, box 1887.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March IA, 1871.
70 the Officers and Members Of Union No Is,
~ St. Louis.
GENTLEMEN: We received a letter Dec. 10,
1870, from your union, in which you ak for
Chas Kirkhun7s card with cha -ges to be backed
9n ID, and THAI your union would be responsible
for the amount. We wrote TO you several times
Tor the amount but have never received an an
wer therefore We are compelled to 20 to the
ADVOCATE.
Unions will please take notice that the ad-
dress IF tile p D. Box il 1868.
VIM ~, President
CHAs. RosENTHAL, or Sec.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March "A, lS7l.-The fol
sowing gentlemen we're elected a. officers o.
union 81, to serve the semi-annual term com
meuciug March, 1871
Presideut-Louis Benz Vice-President
-T Jacobs Recording Secretary-A. Hell
FL Financial SecTetary-O. +. BoOher Cor
resp ding Secretary-Cias. Schwartz Treas
urer-A Maurer.
WIN. Melov and VIM. leonard having made
application TO become members of this union
ary union having charges against the abOv'
amed, will please notify union 81.
CHAs. SwARTz, Cor Sec 81, boz 3d.
AURORA, Ill, March II, ls7l.-The following
named persons have received money from thi
union ~ to Feb. l, 1871 and failed to return
same. Unions where these men may be fOun,
please collect tile sums OppO lite their name
and forward to US as soon as possible
Julius Lowenthal sic, NJ. HILL So, Fred All
ervile, 6,Henry GOtthelf, "a. 70, Chas. ROedOs