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RIO SALOON KEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS,
i Restaurants and private families.
The undersigned is the only Wholesale Agent,
In Rock Island, for the celebrated Sands's Ale
Brewing Company, and for Lllls Chicago Brow
cry, and will furnish the same in Barrels, Half
barrels and Quarter Barrels, at Chicago whole
sale prices freight added at his place, under the
Rodman Hall lie has the agency from the man
uiacturers.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.
lie will also, on tho shortest netcc, sup
ply families aud others, at their residences or
places Of business, ia quantities to suit All
who wish nice Ale or Porter, in bottles tone bot
tie or more) can be supplied, by leaving their
orders at Mrs, Johnson Ice Oream Saloon or at
Vests Saloon.
Stock aud Cream Ale en- draught at all times
E-s~ Uuoa White Sand, for sale by the Barrel.
E-s- Agent for the Celebrated Phelan Billiard
and Pigeon Hole Tables, manufactured by x.
klcoman Co., Chicago.
S-ss- DR.. Bells Golden Tonic Btteu for sale
at wholesale or retail.
II. +. WEST,
Vests Saloon.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
II. G. CONNELLY,

\ TrORNET AT LAW AND Notary PUB
y lis Rock Island, IN. 6tice over the Post
Office.
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CRIsTADoRo's FAME
"" "N' 'NA YUMA "l NtNh lut lhdl ms
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE

Brings out a finer BROWN or BLACK than any
other, in shorter time and without injury to
the hair. This is a truth as apparent as that
The .um MEhL. lho ourth.
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TERMS

Primary Department. per quarter Of II
$1,000
intermediate Department per quarter Of
II "''hs..,.. .......... 1900
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N''h''.''.t' ..,..... 1900
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For each square, or the space occupied by ten
lines Of solid minion, equal to one inch, One Dol.
lar for each insertion.
1a5- Business cards Of not over ono.half an
inch space, Ten Dollars year.
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o. J. DIMICk,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT OF
6'e in Livory Building, Washington street,
..h bland, III.
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PETER FRIES,

.DEoTIrIER AND MANUFACTURER OF
~ Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
toso,,u Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppo-
ate ruJy IHulnS, R"ok IslA.d, III,
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We = tHA.f H' W. -
ALLEN Il SIMONS0N.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNsELORs AT
y LAW, Rock Island, H. Office in Buford's
Block.
.rp23ily.
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JOE PRINTING.

The first and highest premiums have nlway.
been awarded to the ARGUS OFFICE for tho bost
printing.
All work done neat, quick and cheap.
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- STE n Nj BO All
AND
LIND ENGINES
OF AlL SIZES.

Flour, Sugar and Saw Mill Machinery, House
Castings and Iron Railing Lard Kettles, Bells
and Brass Castings. Boring apparatus forged
and finished for boring Artesian Wells Of sny
kind. made Of the best material-made to order
Farmers who will be in want of Cane Mills
this year, woud do well TO give their orders soon,
in order 10 have their mill in proper tiHe
| hare large mill patterns, that can be only
made TO orser.
ANY one in want Of heavy castings for any
purpose would 10 well to give me call, before
going to a distance-to get what can be made .,
homo just as WE'LL and with much less expense.
Repairing done on short notice.
VIM. Il. THOMPSON,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, June 20, 1868.
Mr. BleeelIer sold to-day, the remainder OF the
veuknov-n Classons Point property in Westchestor
county . full description Of which appeared In THE
VerRuNF u the occasion OF the former sale rather
unusual interest has been manifested IN these villa SITES
from the fact that not than season is prop
orv an esy distance OF city offered IN large par
ces The lots contain Il acres EACH afford
fne Cf Long Island sound are only lU3 miles o
the CITY Ball and provided with COW ye,lent measo o
COMMUNICATION with Now York. The Diudmg, to-Iia3,
was spirited come occasions, hut M inc p%o9 %
we're sold and fair prices realized We plht Do'o"
report W. ,orso roo, os,aa culotors presaged
three Months ago. that the land mania Was dea Su9 tt
month show their mistake The sale at Highland Park
resulted fJune 81 Ia the purchase price eC the 80 acres
9Oo lots aiming Had the managers relfd wholly on
outside bsyers and advertised more extensively IN New,
have been disposed Of RutheriOId fark property SOFA
extensvely the 10th. That landaerycs s advantage
from the Cao that between it and Jersey city lie some
eight miles Of salt meadow. prolific OF musietos some
Sages interested in s land we're surprised 10 Ih
them to outside purchasers. The sale extensively
published every means 20 bring the land INTO mar
vacant yellow swamp Rutherford Park beautifully,
day new SPECULATION vas pIesen1e1 Oh e Tag f
miles east ~ Paterson on Ae Ere RAILWAY i! nss rom
the City Hail. New-YOrk. Tho company las long Deen at
work on i grading avenue building houses ana auVer-
fisipR the promised land i stood adjoining Cedar Lawn
Cemetery and this was ITS Greatest objection speeSl
trains ve.e chartered, station mouse ere IeIles
mens unstntingy provided, ana IllE TRIBUNE was
extensive h9Vertlseu IN !sg iu,l,S vi 1 isu az a
Great stlSactlOn was foouceu however ~ lne luv
bers OF tka company bidding up and buy S lnpropeIy
They had perfect right todo sol bui policy should nave
taught that an announcement OF thclr purpose OI lndnB
bona hde purchases I'm the conditions or by the auo,
tiOneer. would have prevented suspicion Ihe extenslVe
cry, WA that fair auctonsalef VII ne settled py
TAR TRIBUtE which will IN due time publish the records
ali the sales made with the wonders and the pnrchas-
srs name and the deed-pnce palu Bun otheI speou
latiOns arr in view IN New-Jeisey.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
Situations a6lmttO- fmalts.


A LADY wishes position as MAID, HAIR
"A DRESSER 6EAMSTRBSS With lady No objection 70 ra
ag permanent pee IN the country Adiress Mrs r. no S'
Ihifd.st
A RESPECTABLE young girl wants stlla-
N ton SKAMSTRBss n private family Or to IhAVbl 70
lrrop - Call dress Eo 2l2 East Twenty si1lhst ieS
door, from Tbirltsye.
rEHE Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher and the Indian
Cbe viii speak Coorer Institute Monday EveDns Fee
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
situatiuns aaantto- yflaIrs.

SituatOns oaantt0 stlalrs.
4 SITUATION WANTED-As CLERK or
~ COPYIyT b. years ezpeeucr n reliable
wiling liak himself useful 20 h eupoy il'sfest Appy 20 or
altras. ionr DAYS JOHN NILSSON No 2l Grensiehst
GARDENER and LAND STEWARD-Single
mani Cl similar situations n Ireland and bngaud Noui
undertake ihe charge ola gcneans concern Address B. NJ
Boz No rs ruhrne Ofce
GITUATION WANTED anywhere in any
- cip5d competent hoOkLepcr Of % speaking Engsi sad
French Modest expectations city rsreSoe& Address ShaAhD
Station d.
CITUATfON WANTED 10y n steady single
> COACHMAS llj to DO plain Garden work Apply to
PRATT FOX. No ~ Cast
WANTED. .-Maximilian's late COACllMAR
7 desrss SITUATION As VALET GROOM the bea Of
references VII gvss Address c. L. 81 Hotel Suisse aouiit,
Nea-lo9k-
NNANTED-A SITUATION as ASSISTANT
w EOOEKEhPER CLERK iu mercantile house hy gen
i.lsn veil able 900 either Of the positions Aasgess JOHN MEL
sos, No. p Grecnviehsi.
TYlHE Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and the Indian
Ch-s v sneak Il he Cooper iuilie Mondy Evening Free
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
6ifu E,al estate for Sale.


HOLM B. CHURCH & JACOB SHARPE,
81 so. 81 PiNEST.,
Real Estate Brokers and AuctOueerS
CITY ard Country PROPERTY SOLD or RENTED LOANS ns''
''''~ CHURCH { SHARPE No. q Pinest
VITY HOUSES for SALE. Printed list mailed
~ free STANLEY DAY Rosl Estate BROKER No ~ BfoalHay
VITY LOTS for SALE.-Printed list mailed
~ STANLEY DAY Real Estate Broker no 9I5 Broaaway
ENGIISH BASEMENT HOUSE for SALE
on Thryfrss Madison aud Fourth lVe' fonrt0r
brown stone modern complete, newly aud beautifully FURNISHED WI
De sof witt carpets which Of t patterns o ~Eoy
or With The sandms for SGG1 huch Of TIE nufe pas
been brought Europe quite zee ty eTane Huoh i'
rrof.soral gentleman prVets fmy NoH the eaence o
io.ivo about he coiuty POSSESSION -t 90
cary ''y' TOE 'e'~-' ''- HJMFR MORGAN No Pnest.
NOR SALE-HOUSES on Fifth-ave., Madison
4 ave West eth 10th 18Th 29b, 3i 3Ith ia 4ah siil qua
56rss WISANS BREED GRAVES No l9 BoalNa, basement
TpHIRTY- -EIGHTH-ST., bet. Fifth and Mad
sop.ayes-Au CANT RESIDENCE beautifully ifliael 10Y
with eps stable for SALE or RENT. also on 3bays Maray ii
era large kns HOUSE Bargains " T. SEl hoO ~ DIyAeel
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
4 CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND OHiGAoh,
corner 1drtsnh,t and s1eh,aye. tssa National BsaLl
TTHE Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and the Indian
Chiefs viii speak At the Cooper inta'e Monday E'enps re
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
NTM-YOEK.
BY A.J.BLIECKER, son & co.
10. .rs-..f. t...ta.as rsrauuusry
D. AgNN 4 ~ NH.Nf 30 ~
chaol Ououohue. per &C
nv Ipe M'gUIRl

No 27o Broadway, the east side between Ihlr5y
second ait Tmrythirdsts q feet 'front.' ieCS % lg1 % "
West Thr ythrdst 9S4 feet east OF BrQadW y I'LL Iee'
front by 10 deep; sold for SA 900 to NJ Bcin"eI'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

HNHE Rev. Henry Waid Beecher and the Indian
will speak stthe Cooper Iusttuis Mo"day EveAs fee
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

3oasss m0 Samo GalmttS.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Tn New-York
w vicinity .HOUsE and from o. anf lots Price rom
5OO1 $1,000 lortr Harlem preferred J. g. LnCkE, No
"a Eighhst, near Broais-r
TEHE Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and the Indian
L Chiefs VIII speak Al the Cooper Ibsilte Monday E,lg Frss
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
GU GlbOm ii map Guurm.
DyPAKTnENr OF PUBLIC CHattTIRs AND COKRaCriOS,(
Nar Inne

DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and GAIL
IL EgGINEBRTRCE
CHICKERING & GALL No 10 Walls,.. Ne~-York,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
Sutton suI,s Of 1ral estate.
4 J. BLEECKER, SOY q Co. Auctionccrs

A J. BLEECKER, son &; Co.. Auctionccrs
n. WEDNESDAY. Ju.yI -
Aii2 ooook, 90 tte LI-haala Ssltsoou.
BEAUTIFUL CorNrQ ,EAl Y SeEhe.l.s M otSE Vs. 'tl iso
e story tnI attic irare fc in th trcs a hv ato - fey deep
T rs bath heater tuA s tue Hfrn improvement OF cJ h
also laundry aa- csageAo he gtrrl Herf choice
fa ge quantities choice iutusss u fil bearng; hs' sra
fruits ,nd vegetable Ifis place las c1u occupied ~ i- '
o. fr,rrile of cortfr~ tuusr without fe'I"e |
MEDIATE posses given Terms elrv. AaP,ai 80 q ee,,s
J. JoHs ssoS, Ir. a.. gs.sty,
nY JOHNSON & MILLER,
ID AUC1IOSEERs AND
REAL ESTATE BHOhkEN b
No 25 NAssAUsr. con- CtDAN-sr., NfW.forF ,
C,v Rcsierrs stor-s Fars bought s
rented rrehaugeI ueFosts Auction sales Furniture J.
TUESDAY Jmc o. a o'clock rhauge s.esToon No III
Bu7iFav y. y,
PERFMPTORY SALE. WITHOUT WsFRvE 7S0 fnelrlootei
LOTS Frtsn Tire north part II The VII
sge " L. L. gb7 situated h grousd close % The
ioecar route H. te f1oi ~ the Long
ard Soutsl- Railroads IFDy t offered W c sold Ali
SOLUTELY Prices rapidly slran.r- Pores lpT ad c'nnl
frequent aad rapid Esrr oppg "a ~ o. nodate '1s
Eassau.s' Y. So l57 M1r'acec -. Brnoklru.
WEDNESDAY July 40 O'Clock the Frcrge Sr~sYoem No
900 Broadway. " !
POSITIVE SALE o. 100 SPLENDID Egtecr Word LOTS On Bla
vickave Boulevard kyerccnare Cooper Nistt4I h-ls'i
IUSiIWICR.AvE an COOPERATE ,s sud w. carus- 2raa
embracing cnre anil very ae ,,rns ai
lining beds superior Ur Sand TIE RENAL der il"r
located Eyegr-oaas Wrlti M1rzlIiia and hsst' near
Broadway Railroad aul aal SD lues TON o. irlts 4stly
For Maps apply 90 JOHNSON MILLER No 2 Ni
s,l.st, Y Y. Or No. l57 Mol ~, Brooklyn
VHE Rev. Henry Ward Boecher and the Indian
Chef ui speak at e Cooper luiilic Monday hrelrs Free
-sz-z.- ----.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
69, Tari.-

HEROINE PARK,
~ SUMNER MEETING
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
FIRST DAY THURSDAY, JUNE ID
First Raee-Premiuu $500 II niles
Second Race-W csich ester Handicap. II miles
Tbiu gace-Sveepslakes 2vear Olls, hr0nsa
Fourb Escs-promum 500 mile heats.
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY JulyL
FirstRs old stakes
Second Rsce-Prerninm 81. 2mil4 heats
Third Race-WeiteT Cup ridden b. members OF tue JIM
Fourth Race-Selias Stakes, Ia nile. -
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, July
First Raee-IurIle Race, II miles, hurdles
Second Ilace-Sweepsakes, 3year oids u nleA
Tbiri Rsce-GfGnd National Stakes 5m!!e heats NJ, -
Fourth Race-Dash mile 0r Cup value % oI al hoaa 10
he riIden by members OF the Club Weter seight,
w ''-- y Races commence AZ , O'Clock each day
Full particulars Ia small bills
Entrance S Course AM stand sZ 70 Course staa
and Quarter Stretch, % each DAY. .-. u,.. ,,.,.- =
j. ltyiNG See AOnlSL DE.hOH , rIss
VNHE Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and the Indian
Chch x speak Al the Cooper nstge Monday E'eonE free
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
gruukIuu 2tal Gstais for SlIs.

gruoklpn 1,tal Cstaif ior SAT-
EOR SAIE-Price $1,000, on easy terms-3-
ory and basement HOUSE; all Improvements ~ mnais @
a. l EvY,r fees; excellent net horAooi - oons, second
Of the balance oi house az once ~
ply No. @ T7 futousi, BROOKLYN Room 10 l1
VNHE Rev Henry Ward Beecher aud the Indian
Chief Wi speak At the Cooper Institute Monday Etruifg Free
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

An adjourned meeting Of the Institute was
held last Tuesday evening, at their rooms in Ma
sonic Temple, the President, Mr.. SpgA9, occupy
isg the chair.
A document vas presented detailing the old
Indebtedness Of the Institute, amounting, in the
aggregate, to the sum Of So,7lb &C.
The president stated that, according TO his
belief tie majority Of the psrtie: having old bills
would, II requested, cancel the Indebtedness,
thus leaving the Institute free - progress and
prosper under new auspices
Tie Board Of Directors. together with the
president, were directed to confer with the cred
itors. and ascertain IN what manner the indebt-
edness can be settled.
--NT. Barrett offered the foilowing resolution,
Resolved. That the Board of Directors be re-
quested to have printed 200 copies of the con
stitutiOn and bylaws Of the Institute, for the
use OF members
On motion Of Mr.. Cameron, the Board Of Di-
ftctors we're directed to ascertain the amount
81 Indebtedness Of the Insti'lta, and report st
the next meeting.
Without the transaction Of s.'y further bust
ness tie Institute adjourned. to meet at the
Trades Assembly ball, l55 s. Clark street, on
Wednesday evening, the Sth inst.
After the institute had adjourned, The neV
Board o. Directors held meeting for The pur.
pose of organization, and the transaction Of
business
The following committees were appointed
Finance-Isaac Speer, A F. Rose, A. c. Cam
erou, Chss Newland
Judiciary-R J Barrett, Chas. w Walker
Henry Bonn.
Library and Lecture-A c. Cameron, Charles
Nesland, r. j Bar.eit
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

As the public already know, the BEST Sew
ing Machine" uses only one thread This gives
it many important advantages; two Of which are
described 10 the published Decisions" Of the
judges Of the great Island Park Trial, in these
words IL uses bat ore thread and thus
avoids the necessity for complicated machinery
-~heh is required Cor Two threads" 1t sews
directly from the spool, which makes it unne-
cessAry to re-wind the thread, and adjust it in a
shuttle. To these they add thirty-three other
reasons way the Wilcox Gibbs is The Best
Report OF Grand Trial.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04
Meeting Of the Reform League.

Pursuant to adjournment The members OF
the Reform League met ID the Trades
Assembly Hall, Monday evening, March
Both, 1868.
The minutes Of the previous meeting we're
read and approved.
The committee which was appointed TO
ascertain the political status OF each ward,
aud to report a plan Of action for the en-
suing campaign, reported through lite chair
man, Mr.. @. NJ. Newland; FIRST, that the
committee had not been able to decide upon
running an independent ticket second,
that the committee favored the plan ~ pre-
sentiug to the several candidates fer their
endorsement the principles embodied in the
platform Of the "National Labor Congress-"
that IN case any candidate should refuse to
endorse fully said principles the entire sup
port Of the working men should be given to
bis opponeut third, that re committee
were in favor of the appointment of an
executive committee, to consist or one from
each ward, to transact the general business
gested the names Of persons to compose the
executive committee, and asked the League
to confirm the same.
On motion the report was concurred il
and the committee discharged.
After some slight alterations were made
in the lit presented BY the committee, tbs
following gentlemen we're on motion con
stituted tbe
ExfcUTIvE COMMITTEE.
First Ward-A. @. Cameron.
Second Ward-P. H. Massie.
Third Ward Charles NJ. Newland.
Fourth Ward--W alter Stewart.
Fifth Ward-Peter Davis.
Sixth Ward-Wm. Graham.
Seventh Ward. G. Norton.
Eighth Ward-Charles w. Walker.
Ninth Ward-D. Buchanan.
Tenth Ward-P. Dunn.
Eleventh WaId-P. j. O'Connell.
Twelfth Ward-Henry Thompson.
Thirteenth Ward
Fourteenth Ward-C. Hszelton.
Fifteenth Ward-Wm. X. Lee.
Sixteenth Ward-John Eden.
On motion power was granted TO the CON
mittee to ill the vacancy existing in Ii
18th ward.
The committee on platform reported lii
Of questions, requiring categorical answer
On motion, the report was concurred i
and the committee discharged.
On motion, the Executive Committee v,
instructed to add to the List Of questions r
J, ported BY the committee on platform, o.
rslativs to convict labor.
On motion, the question Of running an |
dependent ticket, was referred TO the Exec
tive Committee.
On motion, the League adiourued to me
next Saturday evening" at n e'clock,
Trades Assembly Han.
10. Re- nAnnuEgt ssKetngy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

NoricE.-fSs would recommend Capt P. c.
Fesney, county constable, to the public and
business men At large be makes il a special
business in foreclOsing chattel mortgages, col
leetng rents and serving wits All monies
coming into his hands will be paid ove- prompt;
", and our business men needs such I man q
do business with His Office is at l07 and 10Y
East Madison street.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04
TERMS or PAYMENT.

These lands are now offered AZ from 81 70 sls per
acre (wItn some ut higher nguresJ rated &C.
cord.ng to quality and nearness TO stations The sAe'
during the pas, year have been 21osoo acres to Hs
actual settlers The lands remaining unsold are equal
in every respect 70 those already disposed Of.
These lands are sold credit er for cash. ded~c
ton Of ten DER cent from the credit prcs made TO hos
who purchase for cash.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

RoRERr DALH OwESs--This eminent writer
and workingmsn's friend is engaged to deliver a
series Of lectures in this city, commencing il
Library Hall on Saturday Music Hall on
Saturday at 3, r. NJ, and at 1880, p. m. Also,
in Library Hall on Tuesday following. Subject,
"Labor. Its History and Prospects" Tickets,
for week night lectures, 50 cents Sunday rs
cents for the course, 81. We are authorized
to state TO the working men that they can be
admitted AZ half price, BY bringing a ticket
endorsed BY the firm in whose employ they are
engaged
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

ledged:
RIcaARD TAKvKILrcx, for State Of Michigan.
o. b. DAILY, St. Louis No
H. NJ LLoxARD, Obsrln, Ohio.
WIN. J. JEssUP, New YORK City.
B.J MuKPHY, Baltimore, Nd.
o. }. SwEKGLEs, Buffalo, n. y.
EP. MAFxs, Rochester, N. Y.
LAwREEt smith, Fort Wayne, Ind.
r. L. MAsnN, Wilmington, Del.
R. THoRSE, Amboy, III.
J. MEL SON, Centrsla, III.
WV. H. FOLLY, Lockport, III.
VIZ. HARTLEY, Bloomington, Ill.
Nm. RAMsKmL, Elgin, Ill.
VIZ B. HAcKxEY. Aurora, III.
DAVID CAsrExR, Rockford, III.
JAMES DOYLE, Peoria, III.
FKASK HuDsos, Springfield, Ill
THOMAS DRLAET, Milwaukee, wis.
JoHx TAILOR, Racine, wis.
THOe. moons, WAtertown, Wis.
W.T.. MATTE, whitewater. Wis,
Ri RoDoLR, Quincy, III.
ALExAsDRR mason, Fondulac, Wis.,
PErKa KARoH, Portage City. Wis.
A. II. PoRTBR, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JANIS McKMM, Davenport, Iowa.
j. g. NOON, Dubuque, Iowa
FL. STANTON, KankAkse, Ill.
1 T. b Bars, Houston, exas.
+ JAMES BArcHKE, Louisville, Kys
O. W. 0FBsOS Norwich, Conn.
WM H. Les, Richmond, Va.
WIN. b. LES. Augusta. Ga.
/ O. r. HEwTrr. waupnn, Wis.
4 JoHN ScHuRssLRR, Lafayette, Indiana
| JOHS REIrKH, Mishswaka Indiana.
GHo Willy South Bend, Ind.
AHSL p. BoOrH, Laporte, Ind
! JoHH WILKIsOH, Evansville, Ind
J. H. TUkSER, LosAnsport, Ind.
G. II. oUmBT. wheeling. W. Virginia
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04
CITY MATTERS.

Go TO THE BEsr.-B,yant and Stratton,s Chi
cAgo Business University. 10 Acknowledged to
oe the beat training school for young men in the
county. Bookkeeping, Penmanship CONNER
cial Arithmetic, Commercisl Law, Correspon,
dence and Teegraphing, are taught thoroughly
For Papers Circulars, etc. address Bryant and
StrAtton, Chicago, III.
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Those Of our Subscribers who receive their
papers marked x in blue pencil, may accept ii
{" notification that their subscriptions have
expired, and that unless renewed their papers
viii be stopped forthwith.
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IxsUEK In THE RkruBLIc INSURANCE. COMPANY
Of Chicago.
PAPyR HANGIs9s AND WINDOW xSHADKA-=
Latest Styles, at =. Z RIG BYS, " Randofph
street.
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Notice 10 ship Carpenters and Csulkers.
There will be . public meeting of the Ship
Carpenters and Caulke.s Of Chicago, at 226 S.
CLARK street, On April oh, 1858.
By order Of the Caion. A. Fl. RICE,
Cor Sec'H.
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ball 70 LEr.-The Trades Assembly Hall,
100 South Clark street, is for rent seven nights
IN each month. For particulars inquire at the
ADVOCATE ONCE.
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Commercial and Market Reports.
CHICAGO, FRID.

CHICAGO, FRIDAY, April 8, 1868.
The decided Improvement In the weather hAsseemed 70
have had satisfactory effect upon butiness The msr-
chants feel better the prospee Of the spring business
Money Is close and only prime paper discounted.
oovKaHnKxr sRcuRrrIKs As TOLLowa
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FOR GRAM OF ALL KINDS,
AND ST2CK RAISING,

tbese'iands presen:gunsurpass ed. .av-n..srs nsl
from the more aensely settled p y "''-' -
are selling their vsluAbls farms, md are 70
ing investments In these cheaper lands ~heh pro-
with larger profit and 10 greater extent the 'l~9'
crops common 10 ell the Northern and Middle STATES
Among the most profitable sources q ssalth 'na' =
cattle raising, and the business has become innsns'
out of cattle received week In the ke~ 1SFA
market sos we're from JInsis and the beef
these prari-s ID conceded 70 bs the oess - AHsr-
Sheep thrive well, requiring fcddeF ~ 'rt rsasoVa
and cheese factories are being successfully sstablzf C
along the whole line.
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FRUIT CROWN G

An easy way q making money out az tho so b IN me
culture Of Fruit m so1ibsrn Illinois. The psscA region
extends 200 miles Nsrsh Of csiro, and from 10 Supplied
70 the markets Of al the cities sAs Upper himpgi
and the Lakes ths product u the A q shs season Of
all kinds q fruits ana berries Golden fortunes are
being from this business, pafiencs and industry
being the heavier portion o. the capital required