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Meeting OF the FarmeFs' and Cltixens
81 Monopoly Association.

AT a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
nti-monopoly association Of Maclean Coun-
.ty, H., on the .2lst inst, the peopie were
addressed by the Hon. A. Campbell, of La
sale, upon the monetary system, being q
subject Of great and vital Importance to all,
the able manner in which d vss presented
rendering heretofore complicated subject
plain to tie most common nihd, was listen
ed to with marked attention, the arguments
presented being appreciated, and ~ con-
sequence will have their effect in changing
the views Oh many upon the present national
monetary system, After which the follow
ing resolutions were read, discussed, and
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS the governmental system Of ma
& ,nal fnarce which exeinpts the rich mans
Lth in bonds from taxation, while said
bonds are not only drawing q very high in
terest but also serve 90 6sliion in banking,
10y which his gains are mese than doubled on
trebled, thNe enabling him 10 accumulate
teapital at rapid rate without contributing
tan1thing to increase the real wealth of the
Static Therefore NOR !
Resolrsd, That the law enacting the ma
ltional banking system Is species Of danger
| dns class legislation, delegating to private
corporations for their benefit the exercise Of
jpowsts which Congress alone should control
for the benefit of ewhole people, the dele
aation Of which are subversive Of the prin-
1 oiplesso of freedom and equality upon which
lour democratic institutions are founded.
Justics, reason, and sound policy demand
It's immediate repeal, and the issas Of
Treasury notes made legal tender i'm the
payment Of all debts, pnbTie and privste,
and convertible at the option Of the holder
! into government honda bearing just rate ol
interest, sufficiently below the rate Of in.
crease IN national wealth BIZ natural pro.
ductiOn asto make IN equitable Distribution
Of the prodsict5 Of labor, between capital and
lhboy,, reseryipg e Congress- the right u
alter the sazas Nhsa. In theif indRnapt tn
public interest would be pronatsd thereby,
kiEing to the government creditor Che kghI
to take the lawful pspsy OK the intsres
bearing bond at he taIeckun, with ths yrixi'
lege TO the holder to recopyertts.he bonds h.
1t5 money or thsOMensy idko bonds u
iprA'af1'a1HT2 YHoaHAag
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The regular meeting Of the Third wasd
Eight Hour League was held on Saturday
evenings April 18th, 1866, at No. 384 South
Clark stIeet. The President, MssZNalter
Stewart, in the chair. sssH#a .tf,.,
The minutes Of previous meeting were
read anq approved. i III
On motion, the bfih for hall rs6t, &A,
were accepted and placed ON '6ls for pay
ment.
On motion that Mr.. w. j. SLEIGH be sx-
PEELED on account OF not acting In accord
ance with the constitution and by-laws Of
the Third Ward Eight Hour League, il wa
therefore
Resolved, That we the members OF the
Third Ward hight Hour League entirely
disapprove of the action Of MIR. w. j. SLEIGH
on the last municipal electio3 day, and that
we think il most injurious to our cause to
have such men as him belonging to our Or
ganiEation. and be il therefore further
Resolued, That MIR. w. J. Sleegh's name
be Published in the WoRxrSoNAN's ADvos
CATS, the organ Of the eight hour movement
in this CITY, as an expelled member Of the
Third Ward light Hour League.
On motion Mr.. Richard j. Barrett and Mr.
TAYLOR were appointed delegates to the
Eight Hour State Convention, 20 be held in
Chicago, on the FIRST "Wednesday in May, it
being the End day thereof.
On motion it Was decided thai the regular
meeting Of this League be held once a month,
and that on. the third Saturday of each
month, in this hall until further notice. = =
After the transaction Of other l. .portant
business in connection with the League, the
meeting adjourned 70 meet again on the
18th inst, unless otherwise ordered.
F.JUETus O. A. RoDRERrUs, Rec. Sec.
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OUR REcoNsTRUcTIoN PoLcv.-W. T.
Smith, Of the firm OF Smith Il Heddleson, o!
Plano, Illinois, suffered six long weeks with
inhammatory rheumatism, his knees and
ankles swelled up, causing intense pain, and
10 all that Zine could not get down 70 his
place of business but twice. He was induced
to use Morreil's Electro Magnetic Fluid
For or five applications relieved him entire
" ana made perfect cure; and, being q
krnd-hearted man, be recommended it to his
neighbor, Mr.. Trip, who was laid up in
bed with rheumatism in the hip. A few ap
plications cured him This is the way wa
intend to reconstruct the nation. All the
Druggists keep the Fluid for sale. TN
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NEw CARs.-The Chicago City Railway
company have recently added three new
cars Of their own manufacture to the State
street line. These cars are very elegant,
and among the finest, il not the finest, street
cars ever introduced into Chicago. They
are fitted up and painted in the most beauti-
full style. They are soon to be followed by
two other coaches which are now in process
Of construction at the company's shops.
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Go TO THE Bryant l. STATIONS
Chicago Business University, is acknow-
lodged to be the best training school for
young men in the country. Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Com
mereial Law, Correspondents and Telegraph.
ing, are taught thoroughly. For Papers.
Circulars, &c, address Bryant & Strat.on,
Chicago, H.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-05

will be mass meeting Of the Carpenters and
Joiners Of this city, on Wednesday evening
next, at st. Georges Hall, 226 South Clark
Street As matters of the deepest interest
TO the craft will be discussed, cordial invi-
tation is extended to all who are interested
TO be present and participate in the pro
ceedinps.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-05

A MoDEL "STRIKE. "A notice having
been placsrded in the Rock Island railroad
machine shop Of this city, last Monday even
ing, TO the effect that all mechanics and la
berers in the employ Of that company would
De reduced seven and a-haf per cent. on and
after the lst Of May, 1865, meeting OF the
employees was immediately convened, when
it was unanimously resolved that they would
not submit TO such reduction. It VAS con
tended, and the logic is unanswerable, that
no corresponding reduction had been made
esther in house rents or the price OF tho ne
cessaries Of life, to warrant such movement
on the part of the company, in fact that a
woTkingman was in worse predicament
now than he was twelve months ago, conse-
quently if any change was made it should
be an Advance Of wages. A committee Of
~ difference was appointed, but failed to ac.
colnplish any practical result, the officers Of
the company declining 10 accede to the re
quest Of the men, and the men being inflex-
ible iD their determination that they would
not comply with the terms Of the officials
SesLlgIhat no other alternative remained
IA ployees left the shops in body, ahd
tofheir honor be it said that from gang
!. boss tothe humblest laborer, no traitor haa
been l5Aid in their ranks. This ia just a
II should have been, though we are none th.
less pEoR2.kp chronicle the fact.
I'd gentlemen we have word of ad
vice R'oHsS: Remain a unss = you have tn
sympathy of your brother v 5fkmen through
out the city, and that is saying great deal
Remsgher if you succumb, it is but the Be
90 the end, as You are but iightinI
the ksyery machinist in the State
AAducti seven and a-haf PEI cent
nov means an additional redacfioa EFF seys,
and a7hqlf pr ceat. month hence, not onll
nm the Rock Island railroad shops, but i
every machine shop from Cairo to Duhleith
We know also that your brother maehinistl
sciN sustain yOa IN yOar eforts-that they
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proridsd Jon ssfsN bssAp ySss PwR .s4
their interests. We believe also that ths
geatle9er Of this conpsny whe haF hs7s
tOfors borne . high reputation Tor Son6r
among thsf snpcsp4 sili Be lada6sd Y
withdraw their demands. and b. conyircsd
thas thereduction is uncSilsd for and aIj ust.
Buk bet remaan, 6rn--no matter hov eAsv
decide. nea
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Go TO BANGS, 80 Monroe street, for the
heat Furnaces, Rangrs, CRUSADER and yesper Cook
Stove Fire side Parior and Laundry Stoves. Farmers
Boilers. Beat sinvare n the city. Tia soIk done ~
promptly and well,
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A VHT TO THE MusRUM.-On Wednesday
evening last, the members Of the Grand
Eight Hour League, at the invitation Of the
Trades Assembly Of this city, attended the
Museum to witness the Shskspearian play Of
GA Midsummer Nights Dream"
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REEENBER DuDLEY's Fashionable and re-
fable Ready-Nade Clothing and Furnishing :Heass. for
NsO, Youth and BOyA Hen save you many a dollar.
Under Col Woods Museum. 0hIeaso. IN.
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TRAVELLING AsENF.-Mr. g. G. Harris is
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
ADVOCATE. Any moneys paid to him viii
be duly acknowledged at this Office.
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Ap2.ple d
Making q grand total 81

The drawing will take place after the Concert the
stage Of the opera Hpusc where 10 GO persons win
it. committee viii be appointed by the audience
to supsrinteni All purchasers and agents viii
be supplied with lists Of drawing pub
nshed,
and Mnsc Stores In the city and Of once, l8S Dear
born street, price each, sent by mall receipt o.
price and stamp fol return ostage.
Good and reliable agents wanted In every city and
town ann village In the United States whom great in
ducsnsnts are offered Rsfsrsnees required. snss.
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SIXTH WARD LEAouE.-A meeting Of this
League will be held Niemeyer's Hall, on
Tuesday evening next. Let there be a full
attendance
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In eVeFy sS ssnd the name ana Fosomos addFeB5 o
each subscriber. 4a..H~
Money BY drAf. p o. order, express or ie registered
letters may be sent at our risk
All communications should be addressed to
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The perpetrators win donats the Lincoln and Douglas
AmSmsnt Fund a. 900 sso there VII BE- $4,000
ed from the psrson drawing tAs $4,000 priss for the
zane purpose. ~ - ~
B.EditoD " country pspers are authorized 70 not
a. our agents, AMI win be allowed full commisso all
tickets ordered W themselves purchased by others
through them Proposals for inserting this adves tssmsnt
requested. III VI Is. .lsa.a tsa-s..4
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Boy WANrED.-A good boy can get a
berth by applying at this Office Immediately
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Nh. FRANK LAWYER, No. lsl Farquhar
street, is the only authorized agent for the
ADVOCATE.
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Dr.. CoLLYKR's LEcrURE-The lecture Of
this gentleman which was to have been de.
lvered last Tuesday evening, has been post
poned till Thursday, May 10th. Owing to
the inclemency Of the weather, and the fac
that the lst Of May was day on which
many workingmeu were compelled to NOV,
otter their days work had been done, it wa.
deemed most advisable to give all an oppor
tuuity Of being present. We sincerely trus
the delay may accomplish all that was antic
ipated, and that Smith & Nixon's Hall viii
be crowded to OVERLOOKING. The Painter.
Union has set noble example by resolving
to attend in body. What other organiza
ton will do lkewiseS
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TIVE GREATEST DISCOVERY in THE

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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.-As the season
for dispensing with the garments of winter
at hand, and when men like nature dor
heir spring attire, it may be Of interest t.
know how the cost Of such change may b.
materially lessened. To those who feel I'm
able to indulge in the Iuxury.of a<ss sni
OF clothes we say, 60 to Cook & Farley, 10;
S. Clark street, tell them the circumstances
Of your case, and ten chances to one, tina
unless you inform your friends to the con
trary, they viii imagine if c. & F. TAX,
your case in hand, but that you have gon,
and done it-that is, patronized McCurd,
4 Co, or some other clothing establishment
just try:
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TRADES ASSEMBLY The next regular
meeting of the Trades Assembly will be held
on Tuesday evening, May 5th, 1865, at Room
No. 10, MOrrisen's Block, l55 South Clark
Street
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DRIvATE MATTERS.

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gives patients Of both sexes, PROMPT, RELIABLE and
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1THE CAVE FIEND.

CHAPTER l.
gome FIVE miles below Muuels Cave bend IN the Ohio RIVER
.,ood cabin on beauty True built ologs but
with vines coneeAng the rough un
Der Of which the building formed Aud there .Ioor nd
covered with vines From this point
ndi view could b. had both shows and bslow
ann had view and the bright YVES nE
watching the Of the god Of day and e
Queen ~ pght WIRE persons The Tathef
youtb r . age could have been than 10 20 lie yas
ds.ej IA the peculiar frontier setSs bat he looked
noble youth indeed and notwithstanding the bronze upon h' e
unusually handsome .f 49,.
yoans could not have been hsn sixteen yss OF age
She delicate and form While eI face pale tbs
lily She with hsI exc. h1ed upon TIE Ins moon na
the water For some time she had not Poheh
a1ssp Loaf IN her Reflections.
length the arose and advanced 70 her ne ne
usned SlYu and laying Bis hand
gently upon heI arm, he eIcamed;
Ruth, have foTg gotten that am herei
TIE young fh stated but re passed over her ieee - e
bn the hunter snd extending her hsnc e
replied; n, ,.....,t -, r.. t., .,o,osu,. ,o,
81 the contemplation OF the beauties which surround Boz you
~ for time past ard that while eontn'dt 10
and out from tie BEAUTIES huie .e lai tAo~H
Winter and donred The hrTht robe Of Spfug
81 Roth and feel greater JOY a. your recovery
than my. But"
Bot what. DAVID
@" bat feel thai heavy weight b TrrF Ion your
heart"
Aud n there Davili'
Il selfish eneuGb BiL that The eey hyps bebs who
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WORK DAILY TRmNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT-

ru ,,.s on, nv rod Tell them med FISHERMAN, and
VERY Wen ssd Louisa bat thought you might Ike to come
pIe,, Won know would said but how could manage
10 Get You myself those rrmendou, Mas Jeddossl be0
,nppoe you must doing the fsscinans electoneer1
ow sarcastic Whatever do shall be from my own free choice
BIT Sefo oar b. cosd snS .suese e
how they would meet again he would not have
On rsSndy morning Captain hired nom the hotel and
stream There wa. ,ns when th'Is using ia
sSd iaS% Sos 'f nsvr found Eas. tssr.
raj. overhead ,na he day d i 20 G G 20 I hcsa oa
he rsSio%. His5 FOL the ws . Zoo Sy
Of.ny conditions nG rising in The TSSi you
happen End the liver what called oy anglers Ssef ~ INV en-
penc le 70 and nsnSe
o. M Sa.s ii. bare. ear and
~, oo.s 6 i,ie ifer about .I hours
sp wor curiosity got the better on me "a S
SoaI well 2eh as age as bim,ell -,
ni m Try as ecn who W., really siss %,,n
celebrated pohegm, occurred TO him and be the
Tse day vs.. wsT md the strsm baph decOu:y
cool Listening to the drumming distant aH ~ $1,000 ,Se 900
ripping wOndrous melody and no yi.ns the
cigar al right who win be surprised that Capt Breton
,'ny upon BIZ "s;s e: bee e. 'r:%
ie uded from the heat add nom his walk unefeshed BY
s pa ne bad Tod Ii, driven not to meet him until
and it long way off, yet ConOund IT, ho" am 10 ' umef
Happy oushs He had recently read book By which the reader
lead amusement from the common objects OF the
country The the object the greater the amusement
Nov TIE time 10 pat It's pnepe into Practice III ne
toad and watch those interesting cree
occupied in their Shiny eonccTns Hallos whopper
regular Bairscian Baning!
Capt Breton determined be interested watches the frog The
frog commences puff himself he the proprietor OF
urdne enates this performance BY coapsng with the
snidenne Of bubbr ontock company He evidently con
tempne toward the river He dappesrs IN oonne
ing Hcp ard tn Captain inclined 10 quote not the author Oh
Objects bat distinguished poet whoe "orh are 10
be fo1nd upon a., the tables of the arstocTacy:
''Tbe frog the sclentihckisst
OF Natures handy work
Tie frog that neither walks,
But with jerk
Can't. Three wait and cArlng
little FOR the pfmross Bell Charming sport trouthshng
The Faireghs started from the Singleton Arms for the JED
doess a. O'clock bringing their boxes Sc, with them.
conclusion Of this pleasant story see CHIMNEY CoNEh
No for ,al. EVERY