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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16
Financial and Commercial.
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Chlea4e Market.
y Tslegrsph.l Ca1oAso. Nov Is.
vSvcf-etss8y Ana Arn.
WAIST Active demand for Ill eradrs at sdvsnes Oh
90 No q = ~ No u 1l1<a3; No Sneak.
csrn-DaI'; sslss No Il ssass.
oats-ExeaAsd. Irregular and entirely nEdsf ~
tsoi 4 spessiators sales a tsaec closing .. out.ds
Rys-Mors srtivs and higher; 10 Il 2foa No 81
13hes
Easlsy-Alnsst nominal At Il Tx for ke1
Psek-Noshlss eoiagi In cid nsa; nav ssl& - -
- 70. sellers spusa lass halt JaAssry.
IARa-Qaiss And Urn a u ~ ss~; ikOls fsr osd.
0rssn nsAs-Mans sssaly a toN shsxless -.
nal.
TAiiow or soasssy.
Aics-0usss end stssey.
cs6ss-fn asir dtmAHd and unchanged
Sugar xblsfsbiy active ssd sesa6y. S
Dgss-Ia tisAs Hppay, q 3s1s kr frc.A.
Dsttsf-CAsses table IN good request at akl7.
Lans~-Dsil ~ heavy, ofsriass in szsss Of -
naad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

MaosotA WArEs.--A delightful toilet
article--superior 10 Cologne and at half the
price. nov5 tues thurskAt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

MAoIc WoxDnas-E Every Youra 4 MAor-
cAH-In their own parlors at home may be
produced ; great number Of Beautiful!
Startlineli Amusing phenomena By any
young man, woman or child who possesses
the wonderful Cabinee--a collection Of nsss-
rials and directions for entertaining com
pany u young or old folks whole evening.
No apparatus rsquired-no danger Whatever
"a child oan perform with it. The whole
Complete for only one dollar. and will be
seat By express for the price 70 any part Of
the United States. Address, enclosing the
cash, Kiss ) CAswELL, 81, Lake 81,
Chicago, Ill.
Druggists sell them. (nov0~St- tu&sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

Tss Houss ~ R.vossL + Bae. This 4
Ksotuk's old and favorits establishnents.
The Nsssrss Vossi Aavs long bssn 10 basi-
ness here, and built up 6ne trade. Tiers
10 M Raphael vsssl and Nj. Ben. ysesl
composing the 6rm, and Mr.. Michael Vogsl,
also connected With il, and they are Ill Cd
ciens, populsr dealers. And if their AOuss
il IN large public favor there i good reason
n r. For thsJ keep fall and sxssllsaa
stock Of goods, and sell them At the Lowest
market ratss. The manuhctnsing depart
nsnt u pss.idsd over By Mr.. Gsnusss, Who
has taste, skin and sspssieaee, and always
plsssss bio pasroas. They have nov foil
stock Of ready. made clothiog for The kll and
winter. They havs soods 70 ssis oil classsa
Of customers md I'll demands of the trade.
Thsrs il PLAN, heavy goods for thoss needing
shsA, And 10 bsSl Of bfoadclolAs for tAsss
wishing to invest In that line. II addition
to these, hey have . large assortment Of ~
elegant and substantial cloths - we're ever
broush. to this market, which they will man.
sfarturs 70 order promptly and In On unssr-
passed style.
We commend Ibis house to the largest
neAssrs Of public favor, to home purchasers
and the tnds rom abroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

Tbs WisrsR.--Ths Dubuque Times says:
".Our friend, P. H. Conger, the Yankton
Indian Agent, tells as in privats note thss
she Indians are predicting in regard to the
winter. They are commonly suppossd to BE-
sapisnt in meteorological calculations, and
nov ~ srs told thsy predict IN early vistsr
cad severe ONE, and further thai " shall
be favored With IN usual depth Of snow. The
reason they Sivs for expecting larger fall
Of snov than usual 10 the character Of the
present autumn. They say what We did not
ess in rain We win get in snow. We do not
know that the logic Of the aboriginss viii
commend itself TO scientific ears, but give il
nsvertAsloss, kso~ing how much faith 10 or
dinarily rsposed in the weather opinions Of
the sagsa Of the native race Of our county"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

New Orleans Market.
BY TsleSrsph.I HEv OxxsAss Nov IS
Cotton un.ettled; nIcdling OrlsAas liz
saxar-Leuislaaa centrifugal max; yellow clarified
ats.
Nolasses-rn
fiour-puli; superfne - soe1o; xxxNa
Corn Dnif 1t 81 Ae1A6
Oats rull ut Is.
Pork-vsry dnlf saiss ut 20
Bacon Dali and drseprI shoulders retailing 1t 1874;
clear sides lIN.
Isfd-DalE prime fierce l2klls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16
Lrsr os UxcLA1nED LErrERs

Rsnainipe - De Post ot6cs 4 Heohuk, Iowa
Novsnbsr iIsA, 1857.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

We nov o0ef this etove TO the pus3 Who assured
that this ths most superior Cook Stove eYsr offered
this MARKET eomhiaiax al the lstsss imprsvsnsnts
Give ~ call and Judge for yourselves
Eordns nom The ooantIy will receive prompt A.
tentioa. lnov,n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-16

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

A BLACK DEMOCRAT DEFEATED. D.-The
Boston Post, the leading Democratic paper
of New England in noticing the result of
the recent municipale election in hat city, says:
"We regret to record the defeat of the
democratic candidate in Ward Three, Mr.
Browns most respectable colored gentleman.
He was firmly supported by democrats and
conservatives, but the radical element IN
that locality severed his political jugular
without any compunctions whatever
Verify, the world moves! Here is col
ered man firmly supported by Democrats, .
and only defeated by the numerical superb
ority of the radicoksl Ourneighbor, George,
should promptly rebuke this ''amalgama-
ton of black and white Democrats, lest his
party friends in this county initiate the ex-
ample set them aud nominate for Office their
patron saint John Johnston, whose like
ness they carried on their banners few years
ago
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

A BAD EGG. The Doylestown htelligen-
Ger gets off the following: One Charles
Dougherty, of Luzerne county, was recent
ly appointed Consul to Londonderry, by
President johnson Just as he was ready
to start, his bail had him arrested as de-
faulter, he having been tax collector in the
county. For time he was forcedto scjourn
in public institution at Wikesbarre. We
have not learned whether matters have been
SO adjusted that this new favorite of the
President can enter upon his duties, but 1t
is not likely, that small affair of this kind
will cause much interruption.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

TERRIBLE.-A Washington copperhead
dispatch says: The fact that negro suffrage
is now indubitably established in the dis
trict of Columbia, has caused quite panic
among property holders. Many have con
ceived the idea that real estate is bound to
decrease in value by reason of the exercise
of impartial suffrage. Several of the real es-
tate agencies declare that within the last day
or two they have been ordered to sell, even
at a sacrifice, handsome old family residen-
dispensation of radicalism
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

COULDN'T SEE IT-The act of Congress
providing for the election of United States
Senators, declares that they shall be elected
ION the second Tuesday after the meeting
of the Legislature. Senator Wallace pro-
posed to the Senate that they should construe
the second Tuesday after the meeting to
mean the first Tuesday, and bring on the
election of Senator on the Sth instead of the
18th. 1t is needless to say that the Senate
adhered to the old fashioned system OF arith-
metic
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

SPIRITS, NOT GHosTs.-The story going
the rounds of the papers that Mrs. Surratt' s
house in Washington City, is haunted by
her ghost, turns out, as every person not
given to superstition would naturally sup
pose, to be untrue 1t seems that the house
is occupied by jolly Brigadier, named Bull
lock, who allows none but good spirits,
which he keeps well bottled, to be about the
premises
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

MEXICo.-Another batch Of ne,rs is re-
ceived from Mexico, relating to the abdica-
tion of Maximillian, the successes of Juarez,
and the ups and downs of Canales, Ortega,
Mejia, Escobedo, Berizzobal. and other no
tables with jaw-breaking names; but it
would certainly be new feature in Mexican
intelligence if the reports should remain un-
contradicted until the printer could get a
paragraph like this in type
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16
comment

The number of lumber yards now in Chi
cago is l07, against Sc at this time last year;
and the estimated amount of lumber now
piled up in the yards is $50, 000, 900 feet,
against l34 900, 900 a. the same time last
Year
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

Gov. GEARY' INAUGUAL.-We publish
to-day, Gov Geary's Inaugural Address in
full-enabling our readers to peruse it in
advance of receiving the city dailies. 1t is
a firm, plain, and statesman-like document
But we have neither time nor space to give
a more extended NJ tice of the inaugural at
this time. Let all read it.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16
premises.

'SNow.-Sufhcient snow for sleighing
would be most acceptable just now. I'd
As we have superabundance of the arti-
Gle in this region, if the editor of the 7ele-
graph will come here, he can sleigh to his
heart content, providing he has the 'spon-
dulix'' to foot the bills.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

THE Democrats of Ohio, whereof Vallan-
digham is the high priest, at their recent
State Convention, gave the Supreme Court
their special Endorsement, coupling 1t with
Mr.. johnson, for hom they expressed al
most equal admiration The fact needs no
commenf
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-01-16

The exhibit of the finances of the Com
monwealth, as presented in the late annual
message of my predecessor, and the report
OF the State Treasurer, is certainly very
gratifying and the fattering prospect of
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

! have had one Of yonr machines in my
family ~. two years. during which time Il
has been thoroughly tested At every descnp-
tion Of plain seving-from the finest cambric
to the heaviest Canada tw eed-apd in every
case with emit satisfaction. IL has nevsr
been kno,ca to miss a stitch, nor has II been
IN the slightest degree cut Of repair. For
extreme simplicity, ease Of management, and
excellence Of work, it stands without rival. /.
NY wife, though Of delicate health. works II
with perfect ease. J. a. Smith, Rrelsighs-
bargh, q. e., TO Wilcox & Gibbs s M. 20.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

Con BLISS TnE WoNES.---Last Thursday after
noon, while Oh our way 10 the Rock Island
shops, we were witness 10 an incident ON the
State .tFeet ears. the recital of which cannot
ia;l TO crafty our lady subscribers, Among the
passengers bosna south Sas crippled, :aIf-
blind soldier, who HANDED round card setting
forth the fact that Tor four yeass hO had served
10 te union army, that he had been engaged
in twenty-one battles. and that owing to toe
wounds received Ia action, he was unable 70
earn his living, by working at his trade, tsus
rendering him lsE neeAt oa the charity of bis
ieilow citizens. HEe eA t9
IN Amaasihosss xho read thai anneuneemeht
we're two Of our moss pgominsat nserchants,
mea wlOm des:as the darkest stages af the ~
belion leiged their hones that these whom the
fortunes Of war disabled fhould bs ksnsro1sly
.zs z f1f4ESas q Cd @4T A. II - .it
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

6OLp.... loof ciLFAh-.s-ts>a lev " A@A
FLousThe market within lhs last twsnty.foar hours
has quiet and marked By tbs sbssncs Of speculative
movements. Me
Spring Extras Fancy brAndss9. .75; Low grades 10
per barre. sprip< superdnes, 3z.25 70 t5g5 Whize
Winter e-tiss, ~ Is tosis 90 per sri.
I'VE fLoUR $50. r
BUoKwHEAT, $355.
wHEAr-spring No. .t1.g7 to si.s7 psr busA. No. .
SILL 70 81
Ooas1s arm, with sales Of No. Of s5sis 70 ssets 1.
new, 7ecas TO Sl1kcts.
ceRH MEAL tSs psr ton.
aGsfs ciesed at so a 57cts.
RTE, No. l. 81 90 q tI.40
BARLEY, $t2J 10 Size
BRAn, on track, 3i3.o0 per ton. s-F M
Psovsross.-But lls.ie activity has been naniissssd
In the provision MARKET ~
Mass PoAx vas dun and nsuinaI ID ste.so O Oh No.
BExE RAMs are hrm nj ezS.6o. "
TALLow l6xcts.
LARD 124cta rer d. -s#
rREssEp Hoas at % 50 a 81 per 100 Ds-
EsANs In fair request at g. 70 Tor choice grsdss
sxEDs--cioysr. $40 o $500 psr ssshsis Tiupshy,
81 % tz.1e. l ~ VIZ
Perzsess, IS cts q IS CT. per bushel.
BgrTRa, Slcta q s6cts. for cncice 2octa q 2scta.
for fair M
Eass. 2scts q sscts. per dozen.
-
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

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fepesH non - -.
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The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14
FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
and STOCK RAISING,

these lands present unsurpassed advantages Farmers
from the ely settled portions Of older states
are selling their more valuable and are
Ing investments in these cheaper lands which produce
With larger. profit and - greater extent the staple
crops commaa to all the Northern and Midae states
Ancag e most profitable Of wealth that Of
cattle raising, Apd the business has become Immense
out Of 5si cattle received week In the New York
soe from Illinois, and the beef fattensd on
these praries L conceded 70 be the best in America
Sheep thrive WE'LL requiring fodder but short reason
and cheese factories being successfully established
along The whole line.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

To any OF our agents sending US club Of
city yearly subscribers wish the ruoney. we
will send Letter ga" Singer Sewing Ma.
chine, The price OF which Is SO. This +
an iueeuAent seldon offered, and is made
in good faith. Send along yoar clubs.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

Dos'r UsE SoDA.--Nor any of the common
kinds If saleratls in making bread IL you value
health and desire to have bread that is palata-
bic. Always use D. B. DeLand d Co.'S Best
Chemical SAleratus, and you win have pure
article. Il may be had at the grocers. Il 10
put up fnll weights, Others are short weights.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

GUmry CoSsCIEScE IT'S Owx Accrsys ",
understand thas the paragraph in last week,
issue regarding the Cooperative Association
created considerable ezsitemsr ia certain OMAR
ters. Wen, wounded birds viii Gae.er. though
we can't understand whv the brigadier'' : oulc
squirm so, unless some body was " hit." BY tbs
way, We hope repentance Niil folIoE contrition,
in this iisttnce, as ia the case OF an apostle
named Peter, who, when reproyed 81 a
sailty conscience, for his denial, went out and
Weps bitterly. Les Us trust bis namesake viii
do Iikewise.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

AT THEIR CID TElcKs AdAIS.-DTing the
past week several OF she wcrkmen in Il cT pioy
Of Messrs. Talcott. & Singer, of LemOnb have
been ar, ested on /. charge Of being engaged in
strike. and persuading :heirTeIto ssnDties ess e
refuse 70 accept the reduction IN their wages
sought to be effected by i-ese gentlemen. To
any party acquainted With the laanner in which
business j. transacted at our Police Court, il
cannot be matter Of surprise to learn shat the
parties 50 charged have been committed for
trial While We have denounced, and wiz con
tinue 10 10 50, all resort to mob violence, We
claim that the story Of the accused is, in oul
humble opinion. much more emitted TO eredenc'
than the statements os their accasers THE mer
claim that the charges trump, G. againstiths"
al Z false ia very respect th.' lae lead anc
front of ,le.r ots-..lrBg IVES 10 advising .sir as
sociates q repudiate suy proposition looking e
reedcsion y wages, and that Messrs Talcot
S.uger expect to intimida,e the weak-kneet
into submission BY the course they have pursued
If these statements are correct, We are perfectly
satisfied to leave the suit to the decision O
tyeive intelligent men.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

THANKs.-we retaFn our sincere th.eks to
the officers and foremen af tile Weldon shops Q !,
thc Illinois Central Railroad compaay, for "a
vors exiendei during our recent visit 90 thai.
establishment. Also 70 Nessrs. Murrhy and
Cassidy
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14
CFFY MAlTFRS

Go 70 Fnx BEsr.--Bl yssl mad S,ratisn's Chi
eago Busia,ss University, is acknowledged TO
be the best training schcei for young nsea in the
country. Book~keep:nR, Penmmship. CONNER
ciAl Arithuletie, Commercial Law, cerrsspoas
denee and Te!eg. .pAing, are taught thoroughly
For Papers. Circulars, etc, address BRYANT and
S,ratton, Chicago vi
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

PAPER HASaIxss AND WINDOW SHADEs-
Latest Styles, at y. r. RIGBY'S,lo 80 Randp
istreet.
BATHIsG.-No one thing can Be pous healthy
.or pleasant than this II win cave sickness,
doctors bills, and often life itself, The estab-
lishment kept for this purpose on the North
East corner of Randolph and Clark streets, in
this city, is always in the best Of ofasr, and
gives the most luxurious bafhs-
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

or EsFEcAL TsTEREsr 70 WoEKNGNgN.--As
many Of our readers doubtless kLop, the El gin
Watca Company IS row tu.uiug ont the most
perfectly finished hmekecpers IN tAe world,
and are pr pared to faDish ~atch KQu1r n
evcry respect, to auy foreign manufacture, At
prices vh.eh place such an indispensable luxury
within TIE reach of aH. for Christmas present
pirate, specially II that pres-lt Is a donation
from ones seH TO qne's teE Or cug neeis,
particularly, are Interested in this announce
mout, because a written wAERAlTEE can be ob-
tained with eHerr 1urchage
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

EuaSrIoS ~ CIsIoERs.-At a regular meeting
Of the Cigarmakcrs Protective Union, OF this
city, NuEiber ? bcld December the follow.
ing members we're elected sfheeFs Tor the ensu.
ing term
Presid, ,lni--Heury Bonn.
Nic- i'resi0ent--J bn VII I'll
Re.eordng taty--J acoh J. Solig
CcrresDnsdisg Seeveta1iy--A u pFnas
Financial Secretary George Nicodem
Treasurer-De Dennis Curtin.
DooFkeeps, Henry Fngelhardt.
Tustges--M. A. Miller, Henry Engelha~at
Henry Bonn
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

Those of our subscribers who receive their
papers marked X in blue pencil. may pecspt il
as a notification ths: their subscriptions haye
expired, and that unless renewed their papers
will be stopped forthwith.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

Two ht1 rssTs. VIII the director Of tbe Co
operative Association who thought tLare was
too much "Iirish helement' in II 70 succeed
ai.d who made il nis easiaess 20 dissuade lis
fellow workuen from becoming stockholders,
please % settle for those ,ois b. .tltohsssd az
" owp valuation? As he was always "a favor
Of the CASH systenl il Is somo whst strapgs that
bis practice has not coresponded With his pso
css9us such conduct : not only oaAyES, bat
positively dishonest
WIZ the treasurer oi ths Association, who
- 7re about 49, city for the p,st six mouths
W. fluds:ia his pocket, amounting to SIS
and /. 10 refuses 30 pay the legitimate debts il.
cured, Will, the store was in existence, let the
stoc euo.l-rs know what he has done with them
acre are severN WHO are very anxious to
learn.
By the way, how did thst little caucus come
out? Gcutlcmen, certain individual has his
eye on yoil, and means to keep u on yog till
some folks know as much as other folks, when
ne Cur win be very apt to Az or somebody's
back
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14


70 act as Agents for THs ADyocAfs. AnT
moneys paid to them will oe duly acknow-
ledged;
X NJ. LEozARD, Obsrln, Ohio.
VIZ. :. JsssuP, Nee York Cay.
b.. MgRPHv, Balfimore, I'D.
y. }. 5wEEsLHs, Buffalo, N. Y.
T. r. AArxs, Rochester, NY
LAwREscE sMzH. Fort Wayne, Ina.
X. L. MxsTIS WILMINGTON, Del.
r. TzoRSE, Amboy, III.
J. NIELsuE, Centraha, IN. rtasas4
MN II. LET. LockD0rt ffi
NM. nAkrLsH, Bloomington, Iii.
VIZ RANsKnL, Elgin, III. sEsFs
NN HAcKNxY. Aurora. Ill AZ
DAVID CAsrEr 4, Rockford. III.
JAMES DoYLE, Peoria, nj.
FKAKK HuDsoE, Springfield, IN
THoNAs DELAzr, MilEaukee, Ma
JoHx TAYLOR, Racine, Wis
THos. hooRk, WateFtowa, Wis
W.T.. MARTIH, Whitewater. Via
X. n. RoDoLE, Qniney, Ill
ALExAzDEa MAssos, fondulae, whs
PETER KkRcE Portage City, Wis.
A. Il. PoRTER Beaver Dam Wis.
jaws McE ExM. Davenport, Iowa.
j. u. " IRE, Dubuque, Iowa
v. j. rAxToN, Kankakte, ~
X. B Bars, Houston,
JAMES BAfcHES, LOnisville, Ky.
@. W GIBsoz, Norwich, Conn.
WV. II. LIE, Richmond Va.
VIZ. b. ILKs, Agusta, Ga
c. & HEwTrT. wanpnn, wis.
JOHN ScHUEssLsR, Lafayette, Indiana.
JcHx FETrEH, Misslawaka. Indiana.
GEo. WmsY, South Bend, Ind.
AssL p. BovrH, LaPorte, Ind. t1
JoHS wILxIsos, Evansville. Ind.
J. rURsRR, Logansport, Ind "A
G. H. QUuFBT, Wheeling w. Virginia.
o. b. DAnY. st. Louis No
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14
6e5im munication with the Great
Market Of Chicago.

trhe State Agriennursr College. 50 largely endowed
~ f'- General Government has been essablishsd az
hanpaiEa. IN which county The Company have VI. 500
sores yet fos ssie.f
49,
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

IssuRK IN ran RrrvaLlc IssURAscs CenrAsr
of Chicago.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

OncAso. FRIDAY, Dec. II, 1867. =
The decided mprcvsn. In the wesshsr hs seemed 10
have had satisfactory eject spen Witness rhs msr-
chants feel better at the prOspec Of the spring business
. sioney is close and only prime paper discounted.
aoYkRxMExr sEcuRITIEs AS YoLLows.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

LA'oR AisrNe N rHE ELEvKSsu WAeO-,
Ho'kmeh favorable to The formation OF Va.
uoFsl Labor Reform Psrtv vilI meet At Au,or.'
.-~.i.s 't.Ai4, N 4dStS avenue. bis Saturday
evening, december IL itb, tc efecs permanent
organization. Good speakers with o. IN attend
adce W. W. BorLE. y
Vice President llth War
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14
Vice President, llth Va

DrSrisTRY. the first c1'smn OF the An
r.l4.A -.a De found the advertisement Of oae
most sNillinl dentists Ia the west, Dr. Fsrn
wortt. The work he turns or, 4 bis bes; ~
comm 0dation. while the rates charged 80
psf ee T. below those Of more pretentious estsb
iishmegts On the ist " January he viii re
move hs Office 70 the new building on the cor
ner Of Lake and Sale streets, where are now
Icing prepared the haest suit Of dental rooms
20 be foal in the United States.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14
FRUIT CROWN

An easy way OF making money " tssS son u
eultare Of Fruit IN Southern Illinois, The peach rego
1mrs- nnr-frn AM-@sns sns-era T.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

ELEcrioN o. ofEoERs-At meeting Of the
Aachinists and Blacssmiths' Uuo On OF this city.
held on FriGay evening, Dec. 9th, the following
members Wefe elected officers ~ the ensuing
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14

President w. N Boyle,
Vice President-H Midd!editch.
Recording Secretary-Robert Hall
Corresponding SecretHry--L. W adswortn
Financial Secretary--Rudolph Nabroth
Treasuser--W H. Sermon.
Wardeu--Waiter Stewart.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-12-14
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
so to lao Miles From Chissssssa Chissssss,

IN The centre oftbe br and most s,.rea e,,u.t.
where the for grazs /, .,te..vs h.ai.A,uI
ter readily obtsiuei fro,65 s,,ss,., xs,,. .nI,,