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/ 4. n. VI u 4 III 4 N, N. D.,
Il HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SUR
III GEON. Office at residence on 9Th Street,
h west OF Post Office,
Upton, IOWA.
4 Bg-Diseases of Women and Children re-
Eceive special attention. Since coming to
| Iowa Dr. l. has treated above 80 children,
only one Of whom has died under his treat
ment. April LIST. Is A
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Physicians.
DIR. III. IL. MAYNARD.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. U. S. Ex
aminer of Pensioners, Upton. Iowa
offiee and Residence opposite the Palmer
House
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o. w. PORTER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Collections.
~ and other business, promptly attended
to.-of'iee in west end of Culbertson's corner
building.
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GEO. $. FOCHT, NJ. d.,

physician and surgeon. Examiner OF
Pensioners, Upton, Iowa.
fS- Residence on the second block east
of the Palmer House. Office over City Drug
Store.
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POST HOUSE.

DYE. Z. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. A
ID new Hotel throughout, convenient to
the depot, and kept with the utmost regard
to the comfort, convenience and satisfaction
Of customers. vl7n12
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Justices.
JOHN 5. TUTuILL.

gitSTIcE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUB-
= lie Insurance Agent, and Conveyancer
tfsce with the County Clerk in the court
h@ase. Upton, Iowa, Jan. lst, 1868. nlvI5.
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out supplies, he was obliged to return
to Ujiji. and was in state of destitu-
ton there when met by the command
er Of the Herald expedition. On the
10th Of October, 1871, the two explor-
ers left Ujiji, and arrived at Unyan-
yembe toward the end of November,
where they passed twenty-eight days
together exploring the district The
Herald explorer forwarded this impor-
tant and interesting intelligence on
the 14th of March, 1872, leaving Liv-
ingstone at Unyanyembe. Living
stone will explore the north shore OF
TaDganyika Lake. and the remaining
l8O miles of the Lualaba river. This
task he expects will occupy the next
two years.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley. the leader
Of the Herald expedition, is . native
Of Missouri, and, raised" in the Dor.
der wilderness. enjoyed comparatively
scanty educational advantages. His
parents died while he was still very
young, and he found himself, about
the middle Of the war. Q youth Of
eighteen. with . small patrimony
yielding modest annual income, but
without calling or profession He had,
however. the ambition and industry
that are our most conspicuous national
characteristics. aud looking about for
field in which to distinguish him
self, he drifted East and became a war
correspondent Of the Herald. His
chief recommendation at this time
was his energy and industry and fear
lessness In collecting facts, not the
style In which he told them |; for a.
though he had previously shown some
indications Of literary ability, and had
eccasionally found place In tho poets
corner Of obscure country papers, his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
11r-r srnrK MARKETS

NrwTonK Nov TODAY 10 cars li Cornur
nav and &C luudrcth-st making 1857 for ne week 'i'i JOS
The Drerous Approaching dull market df'vs Ne
Cheap
F h the dead markets gutiA an kinds u have cau
larger they VI" poua 90
MONDAY o. tle
nonlt-v ai be gotrl o. hte @
dv though quite enough for the demand We call The market
suged rrr- stock a eI nt W c'i '
519t- yrgss cattle by B. Westhsimer q caf
covs ags &c of a ewL l0c Betw thcs. were &
cvt; Virginia cattle ~ Coney Mci'tI'o "a :, " ~ =
ne ami car bulls Bic T. vs.. 1eti SOL cars ONO
steers, cEt, at pig NJ tautefoecn og - ~ 20
ior =. MONS @ cwt, At &c. % no y cN - Y' ~ ~
illinois steers Morris. cW-, tNll
o. WsxeI sold cars6 Texans YESTERDAY % IVA. ~
War CALvEs-Arrvas light, ald the ceiling -h pIoVe
M ia Irks conn ~ arc given 9alOc, % Otc Viii "a 1--we
yrsss calves A. - u each, and 81 a. - GOT ., -.
SuEEp AyD LAnBs-ArVs today. cars AZ Fnftfefts NJ
m 3, - last week No mpfovereH can t De- lo
nom he past Of low prices only rather more 4"- eA
lambs G1c quite goo Aa se -5 -e4 o.. A 4Dol
j. r. Piooct sold a. Couuunipaw 2J7 Ohio sleep g D. a. M ID
of7 Id At se "a % 1ti 100 % 10 ID, s4c bi Of itJ ID
cosrse co lC3 Of ID part lambs 10 Jci ana 30 ii lne WOOL
Ksse Isuye Co. sofa -6 medium wool OHIO sheep ro-g.h 90
% 20 Sci dO o. u, JAc lG5 noa ID D. a. oc a1l 10 co.
Leb Barnes At Fortietst la taaHa sheep 81 %. q ST. being
lots 81 d. 2s Of u D a. ttc ana Z5 Aar
Ksse Go sold 2g st,.e sheep lambs cus c. b. & 21
d. 10 d. a and s2l sheen. mary ewes, 10 a. o.
Judo Buc 50ld Jj3 OHIO size jJt ID. % dc
HoGs-eceps to-day, IS frthf all u 90 Nonn Jaw
ag fIJl
Tle 6 car % good aas IRON To-
eo Ohio. They led ~ d. aut so ny te Os 20 ch-
stein Co. Ste dressed rather Iolcef selling ~ 'tc
rsrg 200 70. SIC for 20 d. g. for 700 D and st@c iof pgs
sales OHIO. 2Ji %, AZ 4c II cas-. 20 TO- 90 % -o an.
car ID. ii y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
HE STATE or TRADE


LONDON 29l Ccns0s opened al R4drf FOR BON
money and the account United fyefseny houl o, Old
PES ls-7 s5i FOres 50 New Fves 80 Ero s"ay '1a
at
FHAsKYoRr Nov 2a-Unsl FveUeny bonds 9 for the
10
LyErooI 2a-II Coon opeusi quirt and teniy MID
ding Upsud aid Md1lug Orleans, otDt Che 5t1cA Ia
bales, Including bales 90 tnt
been 900 5sles rcuLug 200 bales Ameucau acs
8oO bales tie STOCK bound 10 t5 pDu s kHu Ds
including ~ 900 bales American.
LONDON, Nov oil go mC0nsos FOR money, Oi Tor the &C
count 92i ay3. knc Railway SHARES, al
LIVERPOOL Nov. 29:jU ihe receipts q Wheat % This p01-
FOR the E lTee days have been 1900 qairisIs neudug 1901 Ae
LoSD0N Nov 2l r-Uniei Fve.Taerty bonds 1867
Old. ". i1t1s 3Ji. kae Raj way shares s2i.
LIVERPOOL New. 2SI nPle cotton market qrei an steady
LvERPooL Nov. 81 m.lhe hIcasuls market dull Wheat
u 3d2 California White; 5 t1b ana d.
al Red Woen spring Corn % 3GlJI quarter FoTk,
30 g Dbl. for New Prime Mess Lard. ~ q cwt 49,
LJND0s Nov A5 Ousos closed unchanged; Unef STATES
FiveIueutY bonds l6Ss Old si 1875, - Iea-foe i; AeS
Fives 80. Efe IA way shares. "a
PAtIs. Nov. 29.-Reu.ea. y1f NC
LIVERPOOL Nov. Z5 p mIhe Cotton msrte close u"hhngd'
the q the have been L. including 30 r rcus'
ion SAFES Of Mlll ~ pana for November At t iof
December AZ Jt hadhug Orleans for Nuvnb 40 1 De naei
io Yarns ana Fabrics at Manchester quiet bEi arm herno Petroleum
d "a. per gallon.
osDoS 235 -suv,r Gd1i per for No. T. Dutch
un Refined luX1O44
Liverpool. D. ID
DAYS have been ~ 100 AL Of which Amrucfn
NOV. 2q-Byenng -Ihn3eel OIL 4 . 10 on
y spnts IIpeuune, A. tas2 cTt. Common Eoan D
all ~ cWL -
LiyEHrool Nov 29-Evoniuz-spir Turpeatine 81 ? cwt
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DOMRsTIC mARKFTs.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 2aRoar quiet and nsrke without decided
changei - OU IS t3 Eua iId 81 sos Ws-an
Minnesota Family 81 q 90 Indiana and Oo doe
500z9; Hgh Glalra, ~ 80 IS Wheat ul Rel On
81 20; STrug 81 S. Amber 81 6t0 Al a. higher
and Cora dull Yellow t0ec mixed Wosefa,
64Dt5c Oats seVei White 4GGf5 hiTtd f3D44c Ceasa
sugsr Mosssas nothing doing Provisions DALI PORK
z Is 5Jdsl5 75i hmoAtd Hams b Sides, uGl0ic IHls
pickle 20llc hsd Shoulders, 81 ntic Petroleum dali Irl1e
l00lstc Refined. Zo dZolc. WHISKY hm 81
BALTRoKH 2Jtstton dnui Low MiddIng BiDlc Four
uncaEagei Wheat steady aud dun; Choice White
90 TO- Prime d., case Choice Amber ga g. as;
Good 10 Prime Hec, I'll 8O14 IS Common Par
= % Western Rel 81 5G5l IS DO Amber. 81 80
active Southern White SOuthern, 'e16lc; Yellow
5dsgc Mixed du 62 sles 5000 buh Mixed Western
arre paVale terms Oits hrn solihern 450fe Neie
Nrei 04e White AH45c. Rye arm lisy steady;
Wesieru sy0s3i Pennsrau5 , IS. poyons iui h-ss
PORT gl6MSI6 Bah Meats uOnaJ unchanged bat da
con du shouers Oi Clear BID hdes lUDJ.c Hama New 10
lst Lard o. a84 Western Butter unchanged WHISKY gaot
8tda5Z
81 Louu 7aPour quiet and unshaHgei shipping satsl
ice naHcsa mail Wheat led arnlJ
BOT 8ug aptrti sales Of no snug 81 l7i No
Red Fs abls VI 90 heid ~ rs No. Rcd Nut1r s4he
held q Cora dll and lover; No h4Tsi tsc,
sse uaek M a93e Ia eeva'or Oats batter Tor ae lots No
"a east ade tfos Barley trui 10. Spring
6tc Rye Slow no. ~ 5s46s- Walk tHa Al b. FoA
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norm Rirs- Rdf'rodda -
Nov Z-Il pigs Ashes bales Broom Corn 800 bales Cotton N
bbs Seed oh q bis Copper s pkgs b1el Fruit io4 9s
gs La aU bl Flour BUSH Whsat 524i bush Corn 20 ~
.h Oas % 800 bufh RE al hush Ma, 1lil bush Barley
bse Seed bbIs Beans 6sj bills Cora Meal m bags
com Meal $40 bales Hops AL Hides Ol bales Hides l5lJ sides
Leather Ib a. o. MJssse 2Ol pkga OH cake u g. ron
pigs Beef J5 pkg Cm Meats, l,'u5 Psgs Lar y pNss
BID. Lar o. nj Dressed Hog. bag Peanuts 10 IaF Roe. 4
Ls Sugar Tobacco % boxes c-st 4n'--lI lt
1bls. WLitky Uales Woo, 2Jl bbis. b-l. OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

sUGARS-Rw Sugars reusu dull Prices without c'nee
q1ot- God refining 81 ll, aal Prime lo - .c
aaclcA az
Common Cuha Of ssc Kennel SLOW a lie for HAMS
sEEDS-Clover e7telfacuve lnI ste-aYi sales OF O Days
gic Tmo.hy quiet - 81 g bush Calcutta Lin evd u ae
tive demand ami dmer; sls aggregate 3Nl oat nas ly
bags SPOT 40 - ga ro go $500 by storing Castle, f 80
store bsc v artist al a. pEcc 800 by blame % Co.
gold 6J days; 300 pockets o arrYa
SIgARlN-Ir market dahl IRREGULAR s-es OF 80 cs et .c
TALLOW duh steady ssle' Of 1850 90 vase Tor Tar 20
Prime ID 5O.IHD n Wednesday evening a. 81 0dsc
wis GYSl4de lrnef, but dgi 40 obl a. s-ic ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BAxKING-HOUsE OF FISK * HATCH,
49,, - NV York

Wo ~oreive DEPOSITS and allow interest on daily
balances issue interest-bearing CERTIFICATES OF
rposr make COLLECTIONS in all parts OF the United
states ana Canadas and execute orders al the 0'oc
Exchange for INVESTMENT STOCKS AND BONDS
We buy and SELL as usual, GOVERNMENT, CENTRAL
PACIFIC and WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, ana espe-
ciallv recommend to the attention Of investors
the SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
of the CUEs ,PEAKE AND ONO r. r. COMPANY, whlch
re issued either coupon registered IN denomina-
tiops of 500. $780, and $1,000; interest IS pad III
gold. Nav and November. The smaller denomina-
tions are nearly exhausted, and OF the SlUoO oohus
we have only small supply remaining. Al IneH
present price they yield seven per cent income :"
gold.
This great work is about completed; there are now
nearly J0 miles finished and only about p miles re-
man to unite the Atlantic tide waters to the ONO
River valley by the shortest aud easiest ran route
possible.
The quantities Of white oak poplar, pine, walnut
and other valuable timbers the camel, sphnt ana
btumnous Goals; the varieties of iron ores; the lime
stone salt and other products, render the route Oh
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad probably the
most attractive location for cOal-minng, IRON
maxim. aud kindred manufactures and industries
in the United states.
The company have, at considerable expense caused
A geological survey to be made Of the route Of the
road by Prof Ridgway. Copies of his valuable Re
port. with map. and also pamphlet containing the
latest information in reference 10 the present condi-
ton and future prospects Of the road can be had on
application at our Office. Fisk & HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
Financial.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AZ TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES So Wess Thirty eoat Joj West Twenty third
up 10 3 .. H.. al regular once rases
HERCULES MT. MTTgA A -r LIFE 1 Ass TRANCE
W. r. MORGAN President. 3. D wOTMAHN. 5eere4ry.
CAPITAL SIJG.UO0 90.
LOUIS BAUER. GeGe-ai ~ cent
yOgErH FEgCL Suusunt11deut u tl Dc9arI
20 Graad-st. Sef-flrE
A frw reliable MEN WAITED % CANVAS FOR this Society," Ap
ply o. tie uoHe Ohes 40 Broatvay, tes'oIi
OYf1cE or rnE C=RzAgIA LTE ISsltAECE C3HrAsT, Z
-9l 2.J BE'ADwAr huw loHE, Nav - BE- >
.V7HE ANNUAL ELECTION Of DlREC TORS
4 tie 9ERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMP 81 fn le he'd
prucra tie Company, Ns 9i an e@ i"s
SeTY0r WEDNESDAY. ae l oiy Of December
CORNELIUS DORENCs Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that an ELECTION
~ for DIRECTORS of Ta NEY-I tITl HAfIU &AhslT
COMPANY I'll he h. q &c. Is West -Four st. 10 tr 81, New
Yo.t on FRIDAY h day of November. 1872 tn VII 1Tea
IL - O'clock noon, and leIaa HHrr ID .r
IOraf0Is. 4. FANDLADlL .afl-A
Nsv-York Nov H. lg72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

Rge Fi,uI slate and Psuugvsuis............ 7uG
Corr steady d5ud lrCs unchanged sales Of go
Corr % e.Esrr 20 ass 20 Com Meal BrrsJ IS as3 81
CerL Aai. HesLN. 40 a q - Corn McaLG'muh o.
Bacsloal Gan and 10 demand, Of State - 70 q
o. q. .l PeuusYig.l g. 20 3DH - ~, 81 loJ D.,
Caa sad oregon llJaf quiet a. S9 % u. Canadian Flour
dull az 90.
Bag ss,-Tae market DULL We quote F1e White at 81 s58
het ~ gas ~ COB Ae-l. yJc ~sl ~ heF COaiss, d III
FhE.GHT-As rom liberal offerings Of Cotton the market for
beEiu if ls 4a Nh uuchugeL TIE srterug
5esnts moratey he call being gee
t ' aa Petroleum trades The engagements y lr scre To
2ush 40 5fl next week steamer; boUl
JHttA 3 N'oh uY steamers Jau. az Dsis. ss
fo@. % lal rfAu Tie charters Norwegian
baft R lrne 70 9k i0I 0ders Xl00 Is ST.
- & 4eti an lan bug Penzh Roads for orders,
t.' , 10 AZ o. aEisl bug hence spanish WITH lJ
o --o4 1-ltr4A terms. AID bsck with
go, E.+,o !. PARA ltLo 70 DorA Tor oraeIs win EV Dbh
~ ~ "a JHe1 Kingdom. ami e. a. Contneati AMI
gsi4l ys % 1.o9 D5t 2paGtY 70 Rio a. - 70
nc hIA7 o Df Cod 4 dull and with continued large
nNs ie1s lA,s a'ehNad teldency quote
~Sa 90 o. ano Grand d., HOSES Msckee are aue bu
hooet h very lI D. ner bayers ho Oh, Ue guots No
aS5. so p r. 800 s, lo 81 s9sz; No do, 81 ~
81 ~ % hmofec Herring sryi6g noe y rd 80. 49,
asst LED at sx<@ 80 iof hcled and ; 10 ior Ia
A.s ~ y STAY NC fair demand quote Al
Feei quoted Al ~ = ~ - T-"~-7' N5'
FLAIHKIlsIhs and has bssp only rossy.,. md mice, 49,.
Sea- qn9e 40 ~ TIC for Punt s10ae H. MI -
GhlIf-IH Whea them i less Gmu.. opb No. $780, s..r,.
% ca " neet The relutd limits slippers orer. Wipt n M
change, moderate demand raipr The ,rsrts ,
h0iders cerne 90 se OF erte,e sg.rr. W -
hei offered i7s eeyi the are IN 4 b9s a -
Tor No. Northwest 81 g I'D for No. Ivs1ke.. ~ h q y,
b1at Aivaukee 5z0sl 5 ths Ip,r T go s,,,o
Bare re demand hghi sales of bush Canada Wei
~ ". Barley hst dali good anni Of zleg uh GU ~
q " Ofl Fery QUIT but hri sass arc 10 0J l
tfllE Weserl hne1 5lsQJlc. and 49 frr sd,,i
e.s a. ia Re fra b4 oass choice ssls Only al extreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

HOwES & Macy, Bankers, No so Wall-st., New
York cler the same facilities 10 DeDOslrors AZ In
cOrpOTatld Banks. and allow Interest on daily BAL
9nces as the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point az current rates
with Immediate returns.
special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, SC.
&C., tor Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

NETWORK MIDLAND.-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEWN PER CENT GOLD LOAN of this Company there
remains but a small amount unmarketed. When II
- considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
50 nearly completed we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds, at $4,000 mile secured by First
Mortgage. are particularly desirable and safe For
sale OF exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers, No - Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

fJlUl0euU NUlLt3,
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN RAIL
VI WAY lOHPASYI4s C,1ror ale Dec. on &c E;lt nef
Cent Fins, Morere Company W be pad on and alter
that ty 1HL&LEF NORRIS Co.. So % LEc-aAge-p4ce
sIA.k or IlLls0is rHzAsUsZs.s OTFcE,
spRIyoVELo Nog s. lJs2
THE INTEREST which will become due
uuon sto. le Illinois lrt MONDAY Of Jnuay
lg.3 gf.I b. rlI az THE AMERICAN EHCuAAth NATIONAL
yASK nom tue the 2s r .lc i7e y January, groxmo.
EtAsTJ5 \. BAfLS. state Treasurer
Y'HE COUPONS OF the METROPOLITAN
GAy NIGHT tOMPlNT % Gre City o. Nrs-lork, due Dec l.
- II. B. KUM1EL. TleazgEcE.
Ssa-york Nov 30 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
Chanccs for Business Mcn

AOA AAn TO S50OO0.-Specill or general
O,UOV PARTS wa TED b. a, ae,'l6sSs5 and
r NJ and nporag 5ik Goo lauiazs, Address W. a,
Box iiJl 2. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
9nsarlE.g Companies.
AIaollnerp.

STEAMENGINES, with plain slide valve, orcut
- Vertical Horizontal aud Portable Governors, Pumps Pipe
- GEO. c HOWARD 80. Z s. EshlesHih-.t PhIa.. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

THPER CENT SEM-ANEUAL BONDS OF OrOE
Nv C0usrr NEs-GrA., srEsED CIT NATIONAL
LAaK; Il YFAks RUs FrorEFT pl3uJl ID
IoR 5ALs TH.s T. LLLls ca. BIsEzEs "a FiNsfr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
THE MARKETS.
csr..gnr Rspor.sa tor LEE rnnux..

FnlDAY Nov o. l972
S5rRs vrv cret but STEADY; luoted Pearls
lred a.
BROOM CJRy AND BROOMS-Mart vey dill bu steady; car
of J1lting 1eum 90 Ald; quote Vi
Mixed a. ac 4Boc, quality brooEs jul anu nom
TBESW X-he market very quiet steady quots at 3Je
G,c. . and = L34c i1l southern
CUTTONIle for Cotton lie s1ot nas been only moA
quote as oio"t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

inc the foresa commerce. of tho port from The Daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

: :
Forwt gr.-s deuaHalat unchanged rates; sales
a follow. "a ou basis pf Low M.ullugs'
useesFoI 1uIs le very bass Low h9ang ne sales
lavsbe-a Wednesday, after mhOtemner, 20 a.
llltc December LOO at Sic 800 a 10 50c UO o.
I8,c lU bsc January 400 al 6sc February lV
II. l0C. iU ~ De- eEchangel3c pac
70 eIca1le O December ~ MARCIA total NV bales sales to-day
40 10 b. lUJ Ol W lJc 200 al Otc, u
B4c io, Iuu 90 B % &c., iJ ~ 10 llbi lV az l4ic 90
8 1c, Dtcen1er ZOO a. oic lO al o Sue - a. ole
1U a. 10 3lbc, 200 az .ci 100 a
ts 9sc Ialu.r7 logo iJ 10 l0c 200 Al i8sc go OF
Isle t Febru-r 80 1910, 100 az 10 l5-ltc 90 ~
Isle sc. +J a. 5c .OJ a 10 -ibc i9J a. st-. lD
$40 April 0OU 40 10 3ltc, 900 40 Sc Ma J
gfc L-.oc Zoo lgsc, excnaUge-oc paid 90
December May ta l4,4O DAos grand oial 1880
COZ PIE There demand FOIL prices al i518ic gold for
Rot @ us pr Foreign Llgu here AMI 1000 bags 20 auvt
ErwJrns Nequ0tt other Eal az 70 ose Tor A-iacAD
lssnI-+c ID 1zUc. for Java all gold
GANDIEs-l.e
esdT. quote (or 6ozi Sperm, 81 use Pa
sZ0ls5c.. Far hae at zoe cash.
Flour AND MALhe Flour larEe. opened quiet hat firm for
fair demand eln Extras quiet
Family lrt hrly lr the absence Of freight
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-27

IL. We are glad it is not typical OF his
politics. lie has moved forward with
events.
The grading on the Cairo and st.
Louis railroad 10 completed, with the e1-
cep.ion Of the tunnel, Ave miles the other
side Of Joncsboro. This part ofthe work
will be finished BY December /.
Yesterday was our Democratic day,
but not one Of the straight men called
upon Us. Two, or three, moderate Demo.
Gratis dropped in sorrowfully, sighed and
passed out again like a funeral process.
sion.
The amiable DIR. Hulse called upon
US yesterday morning 10 ascertain whether
we intended to intimate that he hhc
"treated" South medically. We didn'
mean to intimate that; but we did NEAR
to intimate that the Doctor mad treated thu
young man badly in another way thar
medically. South say. the Doctor treated
bm IN n meaner manner than Bill Ny'
treated the Heather Chinee. Ycsterda,
South and the Doctor met in the presence
Of the great and good lesce.maker, PER-,
Powers, and South with bis honest but ttt
bssty fist knocked the beautiful face OF tbs
Bots Doctor.
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TEAs-Imperisl, 7s@i Is; Gunpow.
der, 7b(Gt Is; Oolong Black, 7sC9l 90 /;
Young Hyson, 81 O0C9l 10.
CHEESE.-New York Factory, new, y D.
17@l7ic.
sYRUPs-Choice y gallon, eScS$l 90
New Orleans, 7OC9sOc.
sEEDs.-Millet p bushel, o. 90 ; Timothy
e3 5o@3 IS. Red Top$1 75to2 90. Clover
COfFEE-Java. 2s@aoc. Laguayra, %
@23A. Rio, Prime to Choice, ga to 23ic.
BkOOMS.--Conmon House u dozen, q
80; Choice to Extra, % OOCgs IS; $. b. - 30
BEEswAx, y 10 aoc.
SOAP.-Schae1er's German mettled;
'ic; Champaign soap, 7Ac.
TALLOW, q ID &c.
SUGAR Coffee a. l3}c; TO lac J;
Crushed Powdered and Graduated Sugar
10 to l5Ac.
FREIGHT.-COTTON Compressed, TO
NEW YORK, SIC. to BOSTON u wv. Tn
compressed. to NEW YORK, 81 IA; to Bos
TON, 81.
Freight TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC +;
Hay, s. 90 Corn 8. cwt., I7ic.; Oats, lItc.
Potatoes. ltl, Doc. a. -'es, so. !; PORK ,
80. ; Whishe. ,rjc. Lumte,. u N. q ";
Heavy freight b cwt.. 17ic.
TO NEW UkLEANS.-Flour isl, soc :
Potatoes S,,. Apples, Doc. Pork. 100.
Whisky, ii " Hsy q ton, 81 70 COZ =
cwt., Zoe. Oats, Zoe. Tobacco e lid.
| q W ; Cotton e, bale, 81 10 Lumber =
10 w. Heavy freight, q cWt. 2Jc.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAIs SALE

UNITED STATES MARSHApS SALE,
In Admiralty.
BY yirture Of . writ OF sale issued out of
the district court Of the United States, for
the Southern district OF Illinois, In admiralty,
dated on the first day Of November, A. d.
1872, will be sold at public sale TO the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at Cairo,
4. d. 1872, at 10 o'clock am, the following
described property, to-wit:
The steamboat Glasgow, her boats, tackle,
apparel and furniture.
The same having been condemned and
ordered by the court to be sold.
EDWARD X. ROE,
y. 8. Marshal.
Springfield, Ills, November eth, 1877.
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POLICE C0UKT.-Jadse Br9.. pre.iI.
ing.
Ben. Jones, fo- tie same oG.nIe, "a.
ansd The same. Coultn': pay.
John Green, co!o'ed, arrested for car
rying concealed weapons, vas anea IS
and costs. Paid.
John Hart, brough, before his honor
for being drunk, was fined s? and costs.
Sen. TO work Oh the sidewalk for six days
james Clark, colored, fined IS and
costs for disturbing the peace Of Fourth
street, had his fne paid by colored lad 3
friend.
Michael Flood, q wandering pilgrim
was fined 81 and costs for drunkenne,s
Michael, who had been very drunk, paic
his fac and protested he would drink n
more.
Mrs. john Sullivan was aned $40 An,
costs FOR selling whskey without licens,
Mrs. Sullivan paid her fine lie a lad
and promised not to violate the law an,
more.
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BREvITIEs.-J. b. Greenfield, the pop.
ular ferrymsn, has the smallpox.
Five law-breakers now repose in the
city jail.
The round house of tho c. and V. R
T., is ready for the roof.
Scores of ladies were out Yesterday
and dry goods clerks were kept busy all
day long.
The lumber has arrived, and the
work OF repairing the levee plank road is
going on.
Up with the new and down with the
old charter. Who will circulate the
petition ?
--on Thanksgiving day the post-o flee
VIII DO open from 1880 to M and from
$50 to 6:ao pm.
March up to the trough, citizens, and
prepare Tor the opening of the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad.
Poultry has been arriving SO plep,i.
fully for the last few days, that the mar.
kst is nearly glutted.
-Workmen are busy building freiph,
depot for the q. and V. r. r.. on the uppe,
side Of the drs,iliery.
This is our Radical day. Come I,
our arms, gentle RAIDS, and forbid us no
from following after you,
Quite number of Kentucky ladie,
were IN town yesterday, for the purpos,
Of procuring Thanksgiving dehcaeies.
We hssr Of elaborate preparations b,
the ladies for the Thanksgiving party y
the 81. Charles. 1t will be one Of ,b
saes.Iof the season.
Where Is South, the avenging snge
vbe has brought DR.. Hulse up with
short turn? Come back 10 US South
oeay with us, and hang on your enemy
tanks.
The Gssslsy bat Of tho County .Iudg
~ dsaA i.sus but he persists In wsarin