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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11
Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Financial Statement, Dot. 25, 1871.
Cash on hand, In bank,
and In transit. ....,.. .$9S6yO34 40
BOnds-U. s., State, City
County, mar. val, ,,,., 30O,073 81
Railroad Bonds, mar. val. $500
Collateral Loans, ........ $500
Accrued Interest. ,..,.... 10000
First Mortgages. ......., 6971l9G 50
Bills Receivable. ...... 9,847 G6
Book Accounts, Premi-
ums and Agency Bal
unCtS' 's''''''''''''''' Oo1UUO ~
Amount from StOckhOld.
ers by Assessment. -. 100000
Total Assets. 2io7s,l4s DO
Chicago Losses, ......S $3.50, 600
N. @. ARTHUR, Agent.
oTTrCr-PEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. lOS MARKET ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11

GERMAN Accordcons, in great variety,
at V. llarding's Music Store, No. 100
Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11

REMEMBER that fine shawl Is soon to be
drawn at Henry Brues'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11

MUsTCAB Albums and Work Boxes,
something entirely new, att. D. slanton's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11

Tiny glass of Hot Soda at Silvey's
Drug Store, opposite Post Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11

PARLoR Croquet att. D. slanton's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11

D"'SSOHI oIShSSoSb OVSSpIS SHhSSi
Kings and Cavaliers, and other new and
interesting games, at J. d. Stanton's.
-~S%
BANJos, Violins, and Guitars, at V.
lIarding's Music Store.
HoT SODA at Sllvey's Drug Store, op.
posite Post Office.
JUST opened for the Holidays large
stock of Roman ScRrls OF oil descriptions.
HENRY BRUEs.
FINE Family Bibles, Prayer Books and
Hymn Books, at ]. D. StantOn's.
SHEET Music and Music Books, at v.
Harding's Music Store.
Thy a glass Of Hot Soda, at Silvey's
Drug Store, opposite Post Office.
GERMAN Accordcons, in great variety,
at V. llardings Music Store, No. 100
Market Street.
MUsICAB Albums and Work Boxes,
something entirely new, att. D. Slanton's.
REMEMBER that fine shawl Is soon to be
drawn at Henry Brues'.
Tiny q glass of Hot Soda at Silvcy's
Drug Store, opposite Post Office.
PARTOR Croquet att. D. Stanton's.
FRENCH, German and Italian Violin
and Guitar Strings, at V. lEarding's MI.
cic Store.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

Resolved. That the presence in our country
OF Chinese laborers In large numbers is an evil
entsiling want and Its consequent train OF mis-
cry and crime on all other classes of the
American people, and should be prevented BY
legislation.
Resolved, As labor is the foundation and
cause OF national prosperity. it is both the duty
and interest Of the government to foster and
protect it. It's Importance, therefore demands
the creation of an Executive Department of the
government at Washington, 70 be denominated
the Department of Labor, which shall Aid in
protecting it above all other interests
Resolved, That the protection of life liberty
aud property are the three cardinal nriucinIes
OF government, and the first two more sacred
than the latter; therefore, money necessary for
prosecuting wars should, as it is REQUIRED he
assessed and collected from the wealth of the
country, and not be entailed as burden on
posterity.
Resolved, That the public lands Of the
United States belong to the people, and should
not be sold to individuals nor granted 10 Dor
poratlons, but should be held as a sacred trust
for the benefit Of the people, and should be
granted free Of cost to landless settlers oply IL
amounts not exceeding $50 acres Of lnpd
Resolved, That the treaty-makine mower 81
the government has no authority in the consti-
tuition to dispose Of" the public lands without
the joint sanction of the Senate and House OF
Representatives
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Note the Bright Hours Only

III ms. BoLTou.
A lesson in itself sublime,
A lesson " orth ensprininE.
Is this 80 tsks note OF time
ssve When the sun is shining "
Thee motto - o. ds a dial bore,
Ann wisdUn never reaches
To human heart b tier lore
Than Itis short sentence teaches.
AZ lite 10 something short ind fair,
And soueL mes short AMI louely,
Let ust rget Its pain aud care,
And potv its bright hour, only.
There T. 60 grove on earth. bright chart
But has me bird to cheer t.;
60 hop, sings in every cart,
Although We may not hear il,
And II to-day the h, avy wing
OF SORROW Is oppre ssing,
Perchance 70 morrows sun will bring
The weary heart a blessing
For life l. sometimes bright and fair, etc
We bid he joyous moments haste,
Ana then forget their CHATTER
take he cup q HE and taste,
Kcpofu1n but he bitter,
fut ~e should teach our hearts N deem
Its sweetest Drops the strongest.
And plea ant hours should ever seem
10 linger round " Lngest,
As lie is som, times briguJ Sud fair etc
since darkest shadows of the night,
Are ju-t before the morning
ven AtIrt vat The coming ght,
All booing ph.nJoms &C rLing
And While we'Ie pzssiug tie tide
'i Time's last ebbng river,
Lets puck the bio sons b its tide,
Ana bl-rs the gracious Giver.
Az lite is SOU et!mes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and iOLely,
Let as forget its sIn and care,
AID uVte iLs bright hours OulJ.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22
TRADES DIRECTORY.

N ATIONAL LABOR UNION-ORaAK
~ lied August 10th, lSee-Headquarters Detroit
MICH hcE ard rRBvsLLIcK, President.
lbs 0rtswCd rect, Detroit
OoNRAD kUHN, First Vice President, New YORK
MES. &. 0. q. WILLARD, Chicago ILL.,
J. ". BRowEIHo, Sec, s. Grove street Me- York
A W. PHELPs. Treas, IA Washington St., New q,
ven. Conn.
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DROOKLYN, N Y-Union No. 81
10 meets on the fourth Saturday evening in each
MOI tn at s O'Clock Samuel symons, pres A. l..
samueIs treas j. Michaels. rec sec. O. Laurence,
cor see. l2s Douglas street, Broo xlyn, NY
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. l.
~ Of ohio, meet at their Hall 90 West Plnh Street
Cincinnati, every MONDAY evening, at eight o'cloek
President, g. OavanaEh Vice Presidents, Wm c. Sew
ard Recording Secretary, Charles Luptou FinAn-
cial Secretary, Thomas 0Keefe Treasurer, william
k~ing Trustees, Jas. Robbins, b. Y. Stokes, John
OKeefe Corresponding Secretary, JOho Byron. p. o.
Box 1881
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RRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL

~ UNION. Seventh Annual Session will be held in
Albany, N ", CONNIE Dcing the second Nc day in
January, 1879. any sew. bricklsYers may organise
union am obtain charter, on payment # IS Each
union 10 entitled 20 three delegates Further infor-
nation will be tu nlsbed by I'D Pressing the secretary
Mrredith Moore, Preside 1888 MONTGOMERY street
syracuse, n. Y. Alfred Martin, vice president, box
4S5, CoVngaOn, Ky Chas. H Kill. delegate II large
PSI ~ East ST. Indian apoIis, Ind. Walter B. Dsb-on
treasurer 5s7 Eat sth street, Washington D. G.
Samuel A. steel, vice ia webster av Pittsburgh
Pa John W. Browning, sec, IS Grove st New York
olty
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OOIDWATER MTCH.-Union N

III meets the second Tuesday OF every month,
at Michigan Southern X ote AugnM scnelsnol Preel'
land treasurer Robert Rsttray, corresponding see
rotary, p. o. drAwsre
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION, NO. l,

NlGAR MAhEhS ONlON, w. 4,
~ ofMaryaad meets the hrst FRIDAY e7ening
Of every month at Central hail. IS North Gay street.
tom vice president. EdsArd K. Mccain, English re-
cordinR secretary. Ludwig Kuhne, German recording
a. eretarV Z NJ. Castine, financial secretary Geo.
Frank treasurer: y. cronhArdt corresponding secre-
tarV 14Q X. Lombard Of.
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r OUISVILLE CIGAR MAKERS

~ Union, No. 81 meets every second and fourth
Wednesday In each month, Q BeckB Hail. Jefferson
street, between LIST aud ID. Louis Benjamin. President
Jacobs, Vice Pi esident Hel!rich, Recording
Secretary o v Booher, Financial Secretary Charles
schwartz, Corresponding Sec, box So. Aaurer.
Treasurer.
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OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS, I'm

- ION, No l, Of Philadelphia the lst End and
9Th tn ORsDAY evenings In every mon tn their all
u Locuss street. third door shove Eighth street W.
l. johnson president, Joseph Nc. Hackney vice presi
dent, Theodore Hardley recording and financial
tary samuel Burus assistant secretary, Elisha JOne
treasurer Edward Phelsu sergeant at arms, A. Loyds
Q. u. Carson, H. K. Bray, trustees.
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r ATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICALuNION

~ -Headouarters, New OrIeans. La william
Hammond, OF New Orleans, pres Thomas Willard n
Albany 6rst vice pres. John Il. O'DonneII Of Bostn
second vice pres John Collins, Of Cincinnati-P o
box SS46-ree. and treas Mis Aagusta LIE wis OF
New York, cor, Sec, ~ Duane street New York
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PROVIDENCE, r. L.-Union No 20
IL meets % the Arss Tuesday Of each month In LIE.
ters Han, lie Cransscs street. Owen L; Lescs Pres
deaf. v. Fowler, Vice Prsadent. John A. schTins
Treasurer GsS Jesnph, Recording secreMIy. r.
So8 High street.
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HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA.

"A EADNRU Az ENO OIN Ah MAJ
Il kers international Union Of America Columbus
Ohio. Address a. Executive Board:
Fred. Bic d, President. Lock Box 1917, Columbus,
Ohio.
John W. Javine, Isl vice President. Drawer 20 o.
tawa, Illinois.
David Shelter, I'd Vice President. SIC Michigan ST.,
Buffalo NY
Thomas J. Birch, Secretary, 1OI7 South 9th street,
Phladeldhia, Pa.
ssmne' solomon Assis cretsry, Box 40 West
held, Mass
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

OPRINGFIELD, MASS.-Union No.
~ 20 meets the arst Tuesday OF eact month, At
the anrng0eld House No. II West State street Chas.
HoItx. president. Lawrence samues, recording sec
retarT nd treasurer. u. Duncan, corresponding and
financial secretary, lock box 4.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

CNGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
" OF CHICAGO, meets on The VEDHEspA
svsEIHs Of Each Month, Al 81. orge's Hail. 2ss
sou h OF RI street.
j. N. WESKE Pres
JOHH AARK, Cor sec'y, Drawer e9Ss, Chicago.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No.
IL "a meets the third Thursday evening Of each
and FIJI h sts Frederick Gebhart, president. Jacob
Saner vice president I'm Smitb, financial secr etAry
Charlrh B.stenbe der, rec I'd ng secretary. George
tary. J. D. Fisher, Emil Levy, y. A. Meta, trustees
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Union No.
"A meets IN the hrst Tuesday OF every month, At
Mnler's Hall South Delaware street. JOhn Jacques,
president Jacob Meyers, vice president. Mike schuck
recording secretary, Frank Boyle nAneiA secretary
John flake treasure All. A. Andrews, correspond
ing secretary, lock boz rs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

UTICA N Y.-Union No. meets
- the third Tue day Of each month at their hall
Franklin square Utica. John Pfeiner, president. N
0Brten vice president. Charles RAdecE, correspond
Ing secretsry, r. o. box SIS. r. Ledernos, financial
secretary. VIM. south orth. treasurer.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22
DRICKLAYERS' Union. M. Il

- Of Pennsylvania, meets 10 Chester every MON
DAY evening Corner Of Third and Penn streets WIN
Mcdonald esident, JeH. Pedrick vice president A. r.
responding secretary W. u Brown assistant do James
g. Dutton treasurer William r. Galloway. @. M. Me-
Donald, John Meekns trustees, G. A. Wihfree sergent
Moerge Wiegand, Deputy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union No.
ia meets on the nrst Monday Of each month 10
PyatFa Hall Conrad schottkar president. Benz amin
CasseT, recording and financial secTeary WIN F"gtn,
TT easurer y. A. Ornellos, pOnding secretary
P. O. box $50.
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{ ANTON, lLL.-Union NJ. I20 me. 70 on the
hrs' Thursday evening OF each month. O. J.
MAN, PRES :. " Dean, vice pres. W A. Swain
rec. ana no sc Ches- Il. Sexton, treas W.
DaVey, CO sec box ST.
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO.

~ OF wisconsin Headquarters MiIwaukee Meets
every ec'nd and fourth SATURDAY In each month,
At No. 290 Fourth street. Patrick Nichols president
sol AstW ct. Joseph Humbe vice president, No So
East WAFER ct Jacob Bott treasurer, 651 Seventh Of
B. Thompson ding secretary, Poetohce box ll1S
Mnwaukee r. Tinker, financial secretary, $50 Pros
pect James Tinker, chairman trustees $50 Marshal
". 7. watson, corresponding secretary, 100 ThirS
street
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DRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
- Of Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening" at
half-psst O'Clock, It 1a5 South Clark Street. B. A.
Cox president, A. G. Graham vice -presid mt j. j. Nc
CURE recording ecretary Peter Cogley financial
ary, J. kegle corresponding secretary Charles Doen
trea surer, ~eldon Smith warden, John OConneL con
dsctor. William Hardenqusi. board Of directors.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

QUINCY, ILL.-UniOn No. AZ meets
" me first Friday evening OF each month: Hail,
sou invest OF Sixth and Main street, y. Fn.-
nty, president. p w. Fl HDsn, vice president. Henry
Page, recording secretary Henry Bruning, treasurer
VIM Koeng, corresponding secretary boz ISL.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22
OIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. l6

- Of ct. Louis the Second FRIDAY
ming In every month AZ Turner's Hall No. is South
Tenth Street Joseph Dash nsn President; John
Bath, Vice President; Edward Frye Recording Secy
Chas. Rekfeldt FinaDcisI sec'y; John BayeFsdarter
Treasurer Gust Vollmer, Cor. secretary Box 2543.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22
NEW HAVEN. CONN--Union

~ No. S9-heacquarlrrs. Arcade Hall, State stree
meets on the last Saturday evening in each month
sAae Haye-, president. John Uovper vice pre- icent
DA lei Carroll, treasurer. J. II HAYDN. financial,
recording and corresponding secretary 1914 s.. John
street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22
OPERATIVE BRTCk

~ layers, Plasterers, and store M@-ons' Protective
ond Benevolent Union, No. Is, meets every wEDNFs
DAY evening At HaPAst SEVEN O'Clock, In the & q
Block Ger STREET opposite the Ceurt Bo1ss
LUTEER .. MERacK, President; Charles FrirDd
Vice President James Carr Recording secretary John
Rad-r- Financial Secretary; TnomAs O Hickey
Corresponding Secretary; John Baker, Treasurer ;
James MAloy, Sergeant a. Arms.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22
DRICKLAYERS MASONS AND

II PLAsT,RERs' UNION No. 4, OF Pitched, Mass
meets every other Saturday at o'clock, p. ~, IN
Browns Block PeL street. lanes c. Dodge president
Samuel Turner lst president, N. @. Chapman
End president George Tanner nnSn ;iA secretary
Samuel Dodge treasurer H. p Markham recording and
corresponding secretary box 1913.
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DAVENPORT IOWA-Union No

Il IA ENI UNI, ~ A. niOn NO.
~ 81 meets the a. ct SATURDAY. uf zach month. w.
Saffron, pr sdent. Henri Meyer, vice pre-ident Jno
Norman, recording etary p. DcnnelIy, imam
cial secretar, howard Lamp treasurer. II. A, Mey-
err corresponding ecretsry. biX42
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CCHENECTADY. n. Y.-Unio,

~ No. 50 meets the first Monday Of every month
Henry @. Rsnser, president. LoS Gou vice presdeut
y. y. CrAigsT an, financial secretary. Simon A Lind
recording and corresponding secretary. Louis Becker
treasurer. p. D. box 2S9.
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pRICKLAYERS' UNION. No. ,,
TRADE s. DIRECTORY

CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ No. l6, meets the LAST SATURDAY evening o { &C
month at Printers Union Hall. ~ NiIon's w
change building. Entrance Exchange Place.
Joss NJ FARoUEAR President.
u NJ KERRorT, Recording Sec.
~ A. HUrrHISsOE. Pin. and Ir. Sec.
NJ. B. MILLS, Treas
WA KENNEDY, Chairman Board % Directors.
@ " sHELpoE Chairman Executive Committee
All communications must be directed TO the Uorres
pending Secretary, Postofnce box 5S7
TOURNEYMEN STONECUTTERS' ASSO
- CITATION or CHICAGO, meets the LIST and Cd
WEDNESDAY Of each month, NJ corner ~ Taylor
Cans streets. r. Fitzgerald, President John Burns
Cor. Sec. John Burk, Pin. See; Thomas Woodnan
Treasurer
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DAYTON, OHIO.-Union No. IS
~ meets the 1st Saturday evening of every month
a. No 81 second street. W@. h. Hopkins, president.
george Kicker, vice president. Munday. record
ing secretary Henry Steiner, t.easurer. David Am
erose, corresponding and financial secretary, No. 50
Jones stree
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. 80 meets
" every second Tue day in the month, At Turn Hall
at halt-p seven o'clock. John Dibos preside mt
Jac b Gibbs, vice president. Harry tlammer, fDan-
cis and corresponding secretary, drawer IO9
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

u EOKUK.-Union No. so meets on
~ the nrst SATURDAY. evening Of every month on
Main between Ninth snd Tent streets Block
PresIden j. Nieberdlng Vice Pre- idrnt Fred
\ ecnlinr. Recording Secretary. Charles Linn Finan
cha Secretary ER rAylor, Corresponding Secretary
John Laubesnemer, Treasurer, box l2l
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RRICKLAYERSS' UNION, NO. l,
= District Of Columbia meats In the City Of Wash
Dgtca on the It and Bird THURSDAY n each month
9. Sloan, pre- ident " Barch, vice president; j. p.
FARRELL, secretary; Murphy treasurer; Lewis Trum-
DO, corresponding secretary.
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INESTFIELD, MASS.-Union No

" Ss meets on the hrst Tuesday 10 each month a..
Birge's Hall Charlts Raw one President Henry Iax
erus. Vice President. Michn Harris, Treasurer. a.
H eide nrech rec. sec. G. M. Adams in and cor sec
box So.
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SYRACUSE. n Y.--Union No. s
~ meets on the Ia ct Thursday in eAcL month j. J
Jnnio, president 8. Simm nd-, vice pre- idenr John
Bond, treasurer. John c. Krsts crresponding sec v
Matthias Bo aud. hna ncial secretary GeorR- Buend
recording secretary, drawer lSe, Place o. meet.
ing "a North sAlina street
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

WINDSOR, CONN.-Union No. "a
w me- t. on the s-cond saturday Of each month
Number OF H'emberp, 2s. president
Harry lsaacs. Vic- PRECEDENT. Samuel A. treasurer
J I'm Carrie, corresponding and financial secre-
tMy. p .. h"X laS.
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X ANSAS CITY, MO.-UniOn No.
IN 100 the last Saturday evening OF each
month, at Turner's Hall.
JnsEPE HUsAAF President
HENRY LEONARD, Recording secIetary.
HENEI Sep, Corresponding Secretary, Drawer 2032
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CORT WAYNE, INDIANA.-Un

l. No 70 meets the FIRST Saturday evening OF esch
month WIN. Roth,T, president. Martin McKeon
vice president. Henry W. Ortmsn, treasurer. y NJ
Oyer corresponding etsry, box 5S7.
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CT. PAUL, MINI Union No. IS
~ meets q the nra Monday o. ach month N Mont
gomerys Hs corner % Ti"rd and wAbasi A~ strt cts
Aaron LOf r. prreldelt Pstk Atwood. vice president
Harry wat riding secTe -. 9. FINER on Ger
responding secretary. Henry Picker, nnanoi4l secre
ssry. Christ tner, treasurer. P. y. boz 1871.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

M UKCESTEK, MASS Union No.
w 81 meets the FIRST Monday ~ each month.
Hal Pearl street, slain Washington Babeon,
president Gerry vice president George Vance,
financial and recording secretary Robert Wiedner
treasurer sDiewenburg, corresponding secretary
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

URORA, ILL.-Union No. Al, of
~ Aurora meets on the second Tuesday Of each
month At No. South Broadwa. A. T. Hodge, presi-
dent box TT8. j. L. Springer corresponding secretary
dIa Al.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH-Union
- No IL meets tue arst Fri day evening a. ., 2
month ~ LppiE' Hall opposite tn ost-ofhc- Henry
Fauth, pres John Lemon, vice pres Fred Mry-r
" - &C.. De L. HArr, hn. sec. John E.,s~uberser
rec. and cor. sec. boz l9s6
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BRICKLAY-7
D RICKLAYERs' UNION, NO.

RKlChLA1 EKS' UNlON, NJ. ],
= Of Indiana meets everV Wednesday evening in
ashington street, opposite the Court Hows IDdiara
polls Mi Stricken president; James Burnett, vice
presid mt Michael Lynch, recording secretary Edw.
Tomlinson financial secretary Oliver Keesy treasurer
Michael Higgins, conductor McKeny Johnson, door
keeper. Samuel Kelley. Q Buchanan, John Fegan,
trustees. Michael Lynch, recording secretary, $50
North Illinois street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-04-22

TTHAC N. Y-Union No. II holds
regular meeting the nrst II 1rsdAv in every month
Henry TOwnIey, Presid mt Harry Jones, Vice Pres
pent John Vote, Treasurer. John Prayer, Recording
Secretary.
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OF CIGAR MA

IL KERS' UNION NO. 81, a Nos. q q d 30 Orchard
street, New York city. Meeting nights the nrst TUES
DAY or every month Conrad r. Kuhn, President,
L. WohlhA-en and TsRer, VIce-Presidents 3. att
Rec Sec MoriE Rothschds, Cor Sec, 81 80, lrch-
ais street D. Huck Fin. Sec; y. Huck, Treasurer.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. IA
" meets on the second Monday Of every moDth 10
Frecks HAl No. los South Front g. ChAs. Phi-ger,
president J. Johnson vice Aug oil Ebacher, a.
Al secretary. NJ. OBr'en, recording secretary
j ~e-ely first treasurer O'-rien, end treas
Alexander Hese corresponding esretsry, lock box 975
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II INGSTON, N. Y.-Union No. Sc
IN meets on the nrst Monday Of each month At S I
an 9 Green st. John q. u innings, pres Geo Drinks
vice president. David b. Rose, recording and imam
.ial secretary Henry WAGNER. treasurer John Mil
Ter, corresponding secretary.
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I LAFAYETTE, lND.-Union No. 20
IL meets the fret So urday OF each m nth. Hall,
NJ. North Foutth H. @. johnson. president.
kiner FritE. president. WoOdro Porter, treas
urer II. Marley, recording, corresponding and
financial secretary.
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. So

~ Of Montreal, Canada, meets at Union Hall, Craig
street Anthony Dsnsch president; Peter Tngsheim,
vice president; w. j. Al-trom, recording and 6nSncia
secretary; Isaac Hart corresponding secretary, Box
1854 Montreal. Q.
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CLINTON, IOWA.-UniOn No. lls
~ meets on the nrst Monday Of each month, a Al
Capp's restaurant 5th ave-, bet. LIST and % street
Jas Harvey, President. Geo. Becker Recording ana
corresponding Secretary Herman n Eecke Financia
Secretary. John MiemierstOrf, Treasurer. p 0. BIZ
124.