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FARM

Fo r 8 "A i II:
7 Will. seil my farm, one and ope- Do.
L miles northeast OF West Branch, on vi III.
s0nabie terms Said farm u under go"nsn
tivatton, we'll fenced. ard has ON II ~. eo nd
Portable house. a large barn, three Wei'' a
q flrue rata bearing orchard.
For. further parti ,ulars address or eEaaii.
- .4..y d. REEVES,
Syn2S - wrsr BRArrH. CgpAR Co., Iowa.
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IHG GREAT FREhCH k6W
DKLAMARREs sPECLEE. PILLS.

No al4 Rue Lombard. Paris. .,,,,.
N.aI-sl tscults ~ France ths vsry best rsr,Sy
IN All cases or epernatorrhna. or Seminal -.
nal wsskness or Inpofsncy; Weakness erMak ,1ths
Secret Habits and SEXUAL Excesses; srins.
and III tbs ehsAtiy train Of Diseasss .rsinl n III
Oyeruse Of xcesees. They cure whenA o.he er Iii
eiies fail. Pamphlet Of Advice n eecn c o.. asx.
certify mall sscSSslr ealsd om e! ceser mi
raceirt II p-ice. OsEARG. MOS iscohIis.
Esv forx eole General Agent for Amsf"~.
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"A All DIAl AM HARDOlVlARIIG

Desiring to benefit my unfortunate lellov
crestures, will forward to all sufferers. free
OF charge, q recipe or a method OF cure n.
spsctiyeiy, which has cured myself and
many others oflorg standing deafness afies
having In vain en- ployed the best physl.
clans in this country aud Europe. Address
with stamp. III. TfffEMASNs, Eilcardsyill.
Missouri srsl e9F
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue OF Especial execution to me d.
rected. issued from the ofiice OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, In and for the county Of
jenkins, and against II Butterfield. and
w G Butterneld. have levied upon the fol.
lowing property - tho property Of the said
The west half 90 of lot number four 20 and
the whole Of lot number ave t6), all In block
number fourteen Cla,, IN the town Of Durant.
CodAr county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale ct the
Court House door In the town Of Upton. in
said county, on Saturday, the I'D day Of
aid day, 70 sAtisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this nd day of Oct, A. d. 1872.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
owle Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
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LANDS IN IOWA.

Upon application 10 the undersigned, there vim
be sent BY mail 70 any address, post paid. . new
RAILROAD NAP OF IOWA. corrected To date and
4 descriptive pamphlet, containing . Sectional Man
81 that part Of the State in which is situated ths
Land Grant OF the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
II. n. Co, and giving full and detailed information
10 the location. quality, products terms of sale
etc. Of more than $50 900 acres of land now for s
near the line OF the railroad. The lands are the
cheapest and best Farming Lands now In the mar
ket IN Iowa. the most productive and progressive
AGRICULTURAL State In the Union. and are being offer
ed at low prices and most favorable terms to actus
ssstlen. J. Z. drew, Land Com'r. G. X. 4 PR
Il. Co., Davenport, II.
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Administrators Sale.

si9ned, George W.6mith and Thomas Knott,
A6mlnistrators OF the estate OF John Wee.
yer. decd, viii In pursuance Of An order Of
tn Ctrcait Ccnrt Of Cedar county. lows.
lo51. ell at public auction, on Saturday, the
llee day Of oecember. A. D.. 1871. 81 10 0 clock
VT; The west half OF the southwest quarter
[1<l Of section eight (6l In township eighty
~ range three ~. west Of the 9th p. IA.
0ei1 sale Will take place ON the premises,
and the land sold in lots 20 suit purchaser.
GEO. w. 0MITH, go.
THOMAS KNOTT. Admins.
3. Z. 0MirH, Atty for Admir-.
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AVE- DEPARTMENT.

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Cheap Farms! Free Homes!
on the line ~ the UNloNPACIFlC RAIL
Farnsip4 and y inssHf faudxta AMsy1ca.
3 900 BOO AcIvs TN Nebraska, tn tho Platt9
N,4tpy fur 10.
, 1872-10-25
DIAMONDS.
Reported Discovery Of Bri11Sants or
the First Water in southwestern


Reported Discovery Of Bri3ria7lts or
Colorado.
DENVER. Oct. 24.--There is no longer any
doubt es to the discovery Of diamond fields III
Southwestern Colorado and Arizona. Several
packages Of stones have passed. through Den
yer: and after reaching San Francisco have beon
proved to contain diamonds Of the first water,
together with other precious stones. COM
panv Of 100 men is organizing here, and already
llumberB over 30, who will etart in O few days,
armed, couipped, and provisioned for O. six
montha' nxDedition. An organization was effect
ed, and ofiicers elected last evening,
Another diamond district has been found
in Colorado, nearly west Of Denver,
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Road. An engi-
the htchison, Topeka 4; Santa. Fe Road, left
and Tennessee Creek to the head waters Of the
Piney River, down the piney, Grand, White,
and Unitah Rivers, and REACHED Salt Lake Oct.
16. While passing over that portion OF the
route indicated by the piney and Unitah Rivers,
the engineers were attracted by the brilliancy Of
the stones found in this region, and without q
suspicion Of diamonds, quite g. number were
gathered as specimens. After arriving at Salt
Lake, and hearing Of the Arizona diamonds,
their specimens we're produced and tested, and
proved to be genuine diamonds. The belief is
rapidly growing that the wealth Of the Rocky
Mountains contained in the diamond field will
vastly eclipse their wealth in silver and gold.
, 1872-10-25

L1vERpoo1, Oct: Pill a. m-F1our, sos Cd. Winter
wheat, 12s lld@l3s Cd. Corn, 23s. Pork, 66s, Lard
40s.
Cd; spring. lis 3d@12s I'd white, average, 12s 1od
Lard 39s.
L1vEnpoo1, Oct 24-4:30 p. m.-Corn, oes 3d.
Rest unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Consols for money, 92;{; for &c.
count, 927z. Bonds Of 49, 9115; do '67 92s 1o-40
BIZ; new 5s, 685s. Erie, 40H.
Tho bullion in The Bank Of England has decreased
E3S2, COO. Tallow, 46s Cd,
PARIS, Oct. 24.~-Rentes, 52f 9oc.
land, 9>l@o55d; Orleans lo,z@1o7zd; sales, 12,o0C
bales; speculation and export, 1000 bales. Gala
fornia white Wheat average quality, lbs 10d !; red
90. Flour, 3os 3D.. Corn, oss Cd. Lard 39s. Cheese
63s Cd. Cumberland middles, 34s I'd. Short ribs
36sGl.
, 1872-10-25

BUFFALO, Oct. 24.-cAr11E-The receipts to-day
782, Masking tho total supply for tile week thus
fur 5,593 329 cars against 3o2 last week. The
ket was more lively thun Yesterday, but without any
disposed Of. Sales 254 Illinois steers averaging 1286
@s77 les, at sG12A@c25; 274 Indiana steers, aver
aging 1,106@1 43s lhs ut 305 Ohio steers,
averaging 1o3SG91 486 hs ut .5o@G.7,9 81 Missouri
steers averaging 13o u.s. at $685. 70 Michigan steers
averaging 988@1, ,G96 ba, At s45otR4 480; l21 Texas
steers, averaging 9s2@1 o61 lbs, at 10 Ken
lucky steers, averaging 1859 lbs, at J75; II State
oxen averaging ,G72 It's, ut s6.25.
SHEEp AND LAs1ns-Tae receipts to-day were $780,
making total supply for the week thus fur $3.50
against last week. The market was active at
yesterdays prces with weakening tendency Sales
557 Canada lambs averaging 62@77 lbs, At 55.70@6!5
76 Canada Sheep av 103@l23 1ts at $3.50; $50 Ohio
sheep az $3.50 lbs, At $500; III Michigan Sheep
ToGswThe receipts to-day were 9,10o, making total
supply for the week thus for 81 100 against last
week. The market WAS at desd-loek this morning
esaes could haze been aaa st '9
and schutes nre full to ogcrAowing Of hogs. Fully
10000 are on the market for sale. No saes to record
, 1872-10-25
LIBERAL APPOINTMENTS.

Tho gentlemen named below will speak at the times
and places designated:
Great mass meeting at DECATUR, Wednesday, Oct. 80,
with the following distinguished speakers:
3. Gratz Brown, of Missouri;
Thomas A. Hirdricks, Of Indiana;
Gustayus Koerner;
eoyEhNok 7: a. HENDRICKS, Or INDIANA.
Quincy, Saturday, Oct. &c.
Bloomington, Tuesday, Oct. 20.
GENERAL BLACK.
Taylorville' Christian Co., Frld1y, 954 ost' ,a 2'
e9?S; Ee9a sepheason En1s1ese e., GS ssaray, Now
THE non. WILLIAM Bnoss.
Assmrton chEstiaG CO.. saturday ct Get e day.
Annn, Union Co., Thursday, Oct. 81
SSssfn9y Sn9za SsusPS R &C. c9 stgFay IFas SoT MS!
1"nar0' ps1nY TiiE GR R0a. SoRe&} " ): AGEnN hf7
Gatrq Ae1sn9er d G9 Th11say Oct 30
saybrook, Mclean Co., Friday, Oct. Is.
Mackinaw, Tazewell CO., Monday, Oct. %.
The above all night meetings.
JUDGE EUSTACE.
Chester, Randolph Co., Oct. q, day.
Tarnaroa, Perry Co., Oct. &C. night:
carbondale, Jackson Co., Oct. q, night.
Mt. Vernon, Jefferson Co., Oct. 20, night.
Centrnla, Marion Co., Oct. so, night.
Mattoon, Coles Co., Oct. 81, day.
Paris, Edgar Co., Nov. l, day.
THE HON. ". Il. NEECE.
And in Mercer County from Oct. u 81. The nbove
'A' LII IL TEL SHtiISS; H6N. JOHN R. EDEN.
HardinsvilIe, Crawford Co., Friday, Oct. Is.
KuEselville, Lawrence Co., Saturday, Oct. &c.
Bridgeport, Lawrence, Co., Monday, Oct. o.
Sullivan Aloultrie Co., Wednesday, Oct 80
loyington, Moultre Co., Thursday, Oct. 81.
THE HON. JOHN N. GSy1N.
Robinson, Crawford Co., Friday, Oct. Is:
Sullivan, Moultrie Co., Wednesday,, Oct. 80.
Loyington, Moultric Co., Thursday, Oct. 81.
Paris, Edgar Co., Friday, Nov. l.
THE HON. ". E. WORTH1NGTON.
Kingston, Peoria Co., Saturday. Oct. &c.
Funk's School-House, Stark Co., Monday, Oct. %.
Bradford, Stark Co., Tuesday, Oct 90.
Duncan, Stark Co., Wednesday, Oct. 80.
Brmheld, Peoria Co., Friday, Nov. !.
The above IRE all evening meetings.
CHARLES FEINSE, ESQ
Henry, Marshal Co., Friday, Oct. 25.
THE Hun. s. q. BRONSON AND cHAUNcY
ELWOOD, ESQ.
May1eld, DeKalb Co., Friday, Oct. Is.
THE HON. WILLIAM II. SPRINGER.
Taylorville, Christian Co., Friday, Oct. ..
Peteraburg 21enard Co., Saturday, Oct. &c.
Beardstown, Cass Co., Monday, Oct. 3d.
Vfrgfnin, Cass Co., Tuesday, Oct. %.
Pekin, Tazewell Co., Wednesday, Oct. 80.
Washington, Tazeweu Co., Thursday, Oct. 81.
Eureka, Woolford Co., Friday, Eov. l..
GENERAL JOHN F. FARNSWORTH.
Ottawa, Lasa1le Co., Friday, Oct. 25.
Yorkv1lc, Kendall Co., Saturday, Oct. %, p. m.
, 1872-10-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Money WIS easy ut ACT per
cent.
Sterling hrmer; 1osz@1oo for long 11ok@11o>< for
sight.
Gold steady from 11oh to 113H, closing at 11s{9
113!E. The corner in cash gold has apparently cul
minated. Borrowers had to pay high 4 per cent
for in the morning, but in the afternoon the posi-
ton Of atlars reversed and 2@3 Per cent paid for
carrying.
Clearings, ss4, 100000.
Treasury disbursements, $491 900.
Governments opened dull, and IftaA 1ower, but re-
covered the decline, and closed strong.
State bonds dull
Stocks opened quiet and somewhat higher thnn last
night, and became moro uctiye in the after
noon. when prices declined in the gen.
eral list. The business, however, concentrated
in few shares, and the important fluctuations wero
in throo four Bpecalties. Tho decline ranged from
y to ~ per cent. Pacific Mail the CHIEF feature
selling ut lo2X, 9oS 1oos% 991& 1oo 1ad o7N the lat-
ter betugt he closing rate Canton fell from LOT to 105
Western Union from 7oX to 1B, and Ohos from IT to
46. Northwestern common, Erie, and ST. Paul common
the exceptions to the general market, and i'd
vanced respectively to 7G9, 614 and 58, reacting,
however, before the close. The whole market closed
weak under the heavy pressure Of sales.
There fifteen o1era for gold to-day, amounting
to about 1885 900, at 1l2.25Hl12.o7. The Gorera-
1neDt buys 5l,d0u,0U0 bonds advertised at 112.o3S
l1267.
, 1872-10-25

The Ladies' Christian Union Employment
Bureau is open daily from to IL and 1:30 to
o'clock, at No. 81 West Randolph street.
There will be a meeting Of the Fourteenth
Ward Greeley and Brown Club this evening, at
the school house, On Fulton near Hoyno street.
J.H. Deverau1, General Manager, and Charles
3. Payne, General Superintendent: of the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad, visited
the stock-yards yesterday.
-11r. Frank Munroe betook unto himself
better-half yesterday. Miss Mattie nIerriman,
for long time head assistant in one Of the pub
lie schools Of this city, is the fortunate lady.
Mr. Aonzo H. Hatch, singer Of some local
repute has left the city for Milan, Italy, where
he intends to prosecute his musical studies.
He will remain in Italy for three or four years.
Last evening Captain G. II. Davis, of the
with q handsome American gold watch. as an
evidence of their appreciation Of Ills kindness
and oficer-lke conduct while under his COM
mand.
The Senate Debating Lyceum will debate this
evening in the hall at the corner Of jackson and
Peoria streets: A good subject. for discussion
might be-: tWhen does q man die,-at the last
moment Of life, or the first moment Of
death?"
Hon. John c. Dore has purchased from Ira
Holmes the lease of the site Of the old Raymond
Block, northwest corner of State and Alatison
streets, boing G6 feet front on State and l25 On
Madison. and will Immediately commence the
erection of an elegant business block, suitable
for stores.
A1mon L. Hilth1uner is informed that his sister
Ella is at Seneca, LaSalle County, in feeble
health and would like to hear from lin. She is
only Il years Of age, and without means, so that
brothers love would be just the thing to con-
sole and help her. Almon, do your duty.
The Board Of Public Works issued the follow
ing building permits yeBter1ay: William Fitz~
| gerald 4-story and basement brick, 40x91 feet,
! corner of Adams and Fifth avenue; Peter
Enerty, 1-story brick, 2ox60 feet. Margaret
street; Michael Hawley. 2-story and basement
brick, 22xsG feet, No. $50 West Van Buren street;
A. Beck, 2-Btory ald basement brick, 40x60 feet,
No. 356 North I,aSalle street; G. G. RoBenburger,
2-story brick on Rush street, near White.
A young woman, named Lizzie Hickey, resid-
ing at No. 104 Seventeenth street, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday by poisoning herself
with arsenic. Prompt action on the part Of her
friends, aided by powerful antidotes neutralizcd
the effects Of the drug, and created such COM
motion in the young woman's interior that she
| promised never again to act 60 rashly. She re-
fuses to assign reason for her haste to enter
| upon eternity.
, 1872-10-25

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 24-PAssED DowH-Props
Fountain City and milwaukee,; barks Mary Jane
John 11agee, Agnes, Hope, William Shupe, George
Dawson, Ethan Allen, hontana, William o. Brown
Southampton, L. Hanna, Senator, Lucy Clark
Baldwin, sweetheart, Kate Bruce Starlight, EIyinS
Queen Of The Lakea, NJ. Williams, and Alice Rchards
PASSED Ur@Propeers java, Fisk, Nebraska, Shell
schooners Morning Light and Tailor.
WIEn-Northeast.
DETROIT, Gc7. A--PAssED UP-Prope1ler Arizona
bark Sunny Side; scbooners Mary B. Haie clara Par.
Rer, Cooper, Lewis Day, Sweepstakes, T. Ferry.
PASSED DowS-Propel}ers Hacket, Annie Laurie
Thomas Scott ; schooner Collingwood:
W1Sp=Gartheost. -.
, 1872-10-25
and the epidemic among the horses materially affects

the WafEet.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-The arrivals to-day were 2 IT'S,
making 10,524 siuco Monday, against 8,752 for
tho came time last week. The
pens iull The stock and meat market is gluttcd
= few good sheep were sold ut G!z@CAc per it, and
Of the offerings could be sold and the pens could not
be ceared out per ID for Sheep and 6@8c FOR
lambs.
HoGs-Today's receipts were 81 cars, or $500 hogs,
making $4,000 since Monday, against IL, 100 for the
same time lust week. As dealers express If, the bot
sold at &c per b, and 41i@5c we're tie nominal quo~
tatjQus.
, 1872-10-25

BALTIMORE, Oct 2l.-CATTLE-Alarket slow and nc
lower Very best sale to-day ut S70o generally rated
1irEt:luality, sold at mediun good fair
quality, S3.75@4.75. Receipts, 3473; soles, 2926.
rato, !. shade lower; common to extra, $G50@70D.
Receipts, 1886.
S11l:Er-Very dull and 1c lower. Receipts Aeayy;
sales ut S4.5U@G.oo. Receipts, 394l.
, 1872-10-25
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY

clear and clearing weather. with occasional light
rain, from North Carolina to Lake Erie. and
thence over the Middle md New England States,
brisk northeasterly winds, threatening weather,
and rain. Warning signals continue at Will
mington. Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape 1lay, and
New York.
, 1872-10-25
Allc@hany Cattle Market.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. a4-Thc East Liberty cattle
market dull arrivals fair best &c to CHc; STOCK
era, Sc to 3Nc.
saEEp-MarEet bad; arrivals fair; best, s5-25 to
$500; medium, $4.25 to $780, common, $3.50 to S4o0.
Prospects dull.
HoGs-Market bad; arrivals heavy; Philadelphia,
$3.50 to S4.6o; Yorkers, $3.50 to s4.40. Prospects,
bad.
, 1872-10-25

departure.
CAsAL.-The ], Bu7chard, from Peru, loaded with
corn for Chicago which entered the Canal yesterday
Tns delayed until this afternoon for lack Of team,
Eight feet and eight inches Of water on the mitre s
Of Lock is.
Weather warm and remarkably dry,
, 1872-10-25
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
100000 in Bank to Pay al Gifts.
A FULL DRAWING en- SIGai.
100000 for only $40.
100000 for only $40.

At the Second GRIND Gift Concert by speca!
act OF the Legislature, in aid Of the Public brcy OF
Kentucky, unavvidably postponed from September to
end which po,tissy Hnd f e.
out further delay Whatever, tho following
Cash Gifts for distribution by lot among tho ticket
, 1872-10-25

Either of the aboEe when not to be had In bookstores
postpaid BY mail to any Of tho United Setes
receipt Of tho price.
, 1872-10-25

This edition Of Cooper's famous ather.StockuYn
Novels printed from new stereotype plates with
paper Octave in form for general popunr ccul
tiou.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-07-26
THE VRGINZA HOTEL

on the premises, in the city of staunton, sell a
public auction, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing most valuable property, viz: