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MINIsrsRIAL LIF1.-The state
ment il made that the average Of
life Of ministers OF all denomina :
tions IL between 65 and Sc years,
but that Of Methodist ministers is
Is per cent. beloy this. Deduct>
ing thsm from the entire body oil
ministers. and the average OF the
rest would be IS years. the
Methodist accepts the accuracy OF
these statistics, and says sour
preachers do. die prematurely. no!
from doing too much. but from
attempting to do too much at one
time,' aud ascribes the broken
health and premature death oil
many Of them to excessive labor,
in the winter months.
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SoSO0 N'0kk'SS &c a. ~ NC Ooluuaou
cornelia Russell, ct al. No. 1915.
NJOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
II signed. . Commissioner appointsd BY
said Court 10 the above cause to sell the real
estate hereinafter described. Will sell At
private sale the following real estate in the
city Of Richmond, Wayne county, State Of
Indiana, to-wit: s..-a-y< /
The north half of lot numbered seventeen
Il in that part Of said city laid out by James
K. Dugdale. will receive bids for the same
until the 18th day of June, 1872, and il said
property is not sold at private sale, will sell
the same at public auction, on the premises,
on Monday. the 17th day OF il ne, 1872, be-
tween tbs hours of i and O'Clock D. m.
TERMS OF :-One- thirsl caah one
third in nine months, and enc third ID eigh.
teen months. Notes to be given for said de.
ferred payments, waving relief from valua-
ton and appraisement laws, bearing interest
from day Of sale, and to b secured by mortg-
age on said real estate. s.
ENCS THOMAS, Commissioners
Richmond, Nay IL, 1872 1o4w
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Brick Pomeroy. who knows as
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living, draws the following pic
ture OF HE party inst at this juno
tuye: sa .g
A pack Of fools.
A eengrssation Of towards un-
der the lead Of thieves!
Three millions ofmen afraid to
novel @ 20 af
An army Of men without leader
. mob without . head-a host with.
out anams or N ideal
Where are the captains-the
gsnesals-the lesder-the organs
issrs Of the psrty3 s7
Asleep, drunk, stealing or max
ing bargains with political ene>
mics. " hiss ss M
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Commissioners Sale,

Jacob Noegls, ct al Wayne Common
vs.. Pleas Court.
Cornelia Russell, ct al. No. 1919.
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invention or discovery in art or scienes,
- hssa paAsnted, " trsssnitaing 70 us
model, or drawing, or sufficient description
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. thorough examination made 10 the Patent
ONCE, aud the result Of said examination
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sation. gra aEg srss,r~e
, 1872-12-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 4.
AIC0H01-Was in moderate request. We continue
to quote o. per cent proof at s1.76@1-Go.
BROOM conNlThere Isl is : tolerably far "a demand
count Red brush is in very liberal supply and rather
quiet, We continue, to quote: No. hurl,
5K@6c per ID No. do, 5@5Ac; No. stalk braid,
5@oc; No: 2 do, 4@4Kc; No. 2 do, 3@4c inside M
BEANs-There WIS aome inquiry for fair to choice
beans but common varieties ore very plenty and dull
Prices aFe unchanged: we quote; Navies at 2Go@
.@1.5o, Sales include DO bu good at s2.0Q.
BUTTER-There was only fair amount Of trading
in low grades Of butter to-day, but good to choice
qualities were moving on q liberal scale, and were
tations: Strictly Choice dairy, 25@28c: medium to
good, 18@22c; inferior to common, 6@17c.
BAGG1NG-Dealers report continued du1lness In
this department Of trade about the only inquiry being
wool SACKS are inactive and nc nominal We
repeat our list as follows: Stark, 355&c;
Ludlow, 35c; Lewiston, SIC; American SOC; Otter
Greek, 331c; hurlap bags, and bu, 20@22Hc; gun
nes, single, 1885, do, double, CSC; wool sacks. 68
BUILDING MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and
unchanged. Common brick is quoted at 1l.00@12.00
with demand. It il estimated that there are from
50 goo to 900 Of brick that VII hare to BE-
stuoco, casing, ss76@4oo superdne do, s4oo@45o; !;
Rosendale cement, s3.2593.50: Utica cement, $500
per brl; Louisville cement, $500; Akron cement,
$500: marble dust, s3.25@3:5o: lime, in bulk,
white sand per brl s275@so6; pastering hail. por bu
40@&5c; fire brick, per 1000, $400O@9000 building
brick (common), slloo9l6.oo; country brick, s1s.o0
@14:oo Woodstock pressed range at SIS st.
$500, del; Racine 5000 del: Htnsdale, $500
del; fire clay, psr brl, s+oo@5.oo. The following
"a tha Int ot pg5cea- psr box Of 50 3ss 3oz domestic
, 1872-12-05
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments we're filed for rec
ord on Wednesday, Dec. 4:
CITY PROPERTY.
North State st, corner Of Superior st I, 251120
#, dated Oct. % !; consideration, $5,ooo-
Nk Lot IA, in Block 122, School Section Addition,
dated Nov. l consideration, $4,000.
Seventeen lots in Gage ct al Subdivision Of u SO
Sec 80, 49, IA, dated Nov consideration, s1o5oo
Calumet av, bet Thrty-second and Thirty ythird sts,
n I, 350 it to alley, dated Nov. II; consideration,
$4,000.
Wabash az, corner Of E1dridge court, " +, 835x
100 it, dated Aug. 20; consideration, s112 600. The
parties are Plymouth Congregational Society to the
Loomis st, corner Of Howard st, ef, 1o2110o #,
with 92zl24 # Howard st, in same block; dated
Dec. 3 consideration, 5000.
Lots % to o5, in Block l, Central Park Addition,
dated Aug. q; consideration, g, 600.
Blue Island av, corner Of Lincoln st, o4xlo0 and
7sx66 #, dated Oct. / consideration, a,7oo;, 49,
Robey ST. corner Thirty-seventh st, entire block,
dated Jan Is consideration, $50 900.
Indiana az, between Twenty fifth and Twentysixth
sss5 Is 50 to alley dated Aug 81 consideration
Lot 10, in Block 1s, of swA Sec 20, SO, II, dated
N.Y. = = eonSiders,ion es e: $ 80 p,o,, s.s,a,.
Addition, dated Nov. ID; consideration, 81 600.
Twelve lots in Rawson's sublivisions ii ae x Sec
West Twenteth st, 166 # g Of Ashland ar, n +, 251
Mitchell st. BET Ashland ~ and Iatln St, f. q IT to
Lots to t. in Block Of Carter H. Harrison's Ad-
dition, dated Nov. II consideration, $4,000.
Lots 50 and 81, in same, dated Nov 3o considera-
ton, $4,000
Lots to 6, in Block Of Block w7l Sec 90 SO,
IA, dated Oct. 7 !; consideration, s3,3s8.
Lot II, Of 4 Block IS and S. Sec 3D. 49, II, dated
Nov. 30; consideration, 5000.
West Monroe st, cor Of Campbell av, +, o5 It,
dated July 81; consideration, ,625.
Lot of 1ot9, in Block 45. Original Town, dated
Oct. % consideration, ST, 500.
Wallace st. bet Thirtyseventh and Thirty SITS,
sf, 48 # to alley, dated Oct. consideration, 81 250
Lot 9, in Block ], in Purple's Subdivision, 4 Sec
II, 49, Is, dated Nov. %; consideration, $455.
Lots 26 and u, in Block l5 in Pierce's Addition to
Holstein, dated Dee. 2; consideration, $1,000.
Rebecca ct, bet Latn and Loomis SITS, +, "a # to
alley, dated Dec 2; consideration, 81 ,000
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lot 9, in Block 8, Ravenswood, dated Oct. consd
Grafton, 5000
Lots IS to 49, in Block l. Of Lake Shore Sub liyision
Of Lots "a to &C. Pine Grove, dated Oct consider
alton, $1,000.
Same as the above, dated Nov. II; consideration,
$1,000.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots II and 18, in Block s, Of Phares e 8 4 Sec
-, 38, 13, dated Oct. 30; consideration, $500.
Lot 6, in Duncans Block I, in Taylor kriegh's e
nwA Sec 4, 38, H. dated Sept. &c; consideration,
$500
, 1872-12-05

HOGs-At the range Of prices established
yesterday afternoon, viz: s3.6o@3.9o, the mar
ton in trade, and somewhere in the neishbor-
hood Of L, 900 head remain in the pens unsold
at the close. The receipts we're again large,
reaching about $4,000, and making a total OF
5000, against 1925 for the same time last
week, and Al, ,472 week before last. Sellers, how
ever, anticipate lighter arrivals during the re-
manning days Of tho week, and Heem confident OF
their ability to sustain the prices now current.
The extreme range VAS $3.50@400, though
very few sold above $3.50, and not many under
1915. Coarse Michigan hogs sold at the inside
figure was obtained for two or three car loads of
extra assorted hogs. Shippers we're operating,
but their purchases we're small in comparison
with the number taken by local packers. The
market closed firm and quiet at 33.60@3.9o. We
notA the fn11ogiup.
, 1872-12-05

CATTLE-Ho1ders OF good to choice beeyes
found little difficulty in effecting sales at tnl
former rates; there being. 3 good Eastern de de-
mand for such on New YoEk, Albany, and BOG
1900 to 400 Tbs, but for common half-fattened
cattle there can scarcely be said to have been
any market. There was some inquiry for stock
ers, and local butchers were IN guest Of few
butchers had been fully satisfied, the number Of
scallawags in the yards had not been perceptibly
diuiniahed, and low and unremnnera-
tive as prices now arc, thero is a
strong probability that further reductions
will have to be submitted to before the pens are
scrawny steers, poor Texans, and light thin
Cherokees comprised 3 very large proportion
Of the supply, and for these the ruling prices
are 32.50@3.25. Some inferior mixed lots Of
at S2.00@225, while a carload of Texan bulls
crossed the scales at $3.50. The highest price
obtained WAS $500 for 60 head averaging 1880
Tbs. A few punches were also taken at $5.75@
6.11I, but most Of the days sales we're at prices
ranging downward from $5.25 The market
f'good."
Extra-Graded steers averaging 1,4oo ha sso5@e5o
Choice Beeves- tat, t wei formed sysar
70 5 year old steers, and averaging 1900
Good ineiyfofmsd '''Se'0'
steers, averaging LOO to 1900 bs..... 5o5@5.5o
aging 1,1oo 10 1850 lbs. 45o@5oo
Butchers' Stock-Common to medium
slaughter, averaging 800 to, 1,l00 hs.-.. ao5@425
Stock Cttle-Common cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging TOO to 1850 1bs.......... 275@3eo
stage. buiis aud sca1iaWae steers. Qoo@2.5o
Te1as Gattle-Throueh droTes. .,,,;..... ao0@2.75
Texas Cattle-Northern surnmered. a0v9350
Ta1aa Cattle-Co1u-fed ....,............- 37594+5o
CATTLE gA1E9, ~
10. Au. PTsee.
"a Texas catt1a. 651 $2.Qo
, 1872-12-05

Suspension 81 oneea It cntlsI E pa.2 &C. Vt vt
right great wrong by giving equal publicity
to the enclosed correction from the Gazette of last
Tuesday. AL the papers here have cheerfully made
the correction and, have considerable business
with the Northwest great injury will be done us # it
is not made in your paper. We have not been under
protest in any way, and will not be- Cutler Co. pro-
pose to pay in full but if they did not ne are
not involved one dollar BY their SUSPENSION.
r. H. FLEMING Co.
, 1872-12-05
E1.A1S 45a. 81



According to the late assessment returns,
state OF Iowa was found to be IA, l69. The
number OF hogs returned by the assessment OF
the year before, was l008 6!l. This shows An
increase IN the number OF hogs OF this state,
this year over Last, OF 2s5, 49s: Ihs ID very
large increase. 1t is noticeable fact that our
farmers ara now improving, from year to
year, the quality OF their hogs-get-
ting rid Of their common stock, and
introducing ther timer breeds as rap
IDLY as possible. This process enhances the
quality Of our pork; and the yield per hog, from
year to year, is more than Is indicated II the e1-
cess OF number alone According to the assess
onk III ~ 1at oPlG; e49 Iea a!iess NY 81 a1o
4Ie CnaIon ~ T., WIN 5o,ill ueao EeuAi. o,1.A
s,662; Jasper, s2755; Mahaska, 81, sos
Aeokuk, u, ,5u Mat1on, u lW JACKSON.
50,o46; Benton, -, o3Z; WapeHo, 2s,Os9; 6coIs,
16,6l6 Jenerson, z souo rage. 25,o Fo1K,
z3,51o; Muscatne, z2,24u Louisa, zo,o4o.
FISH IN sASDUsKY.
An exchange says: Mr. James " Miner,
Of Waukegan, Wis, Deputy United States Com
missioner OF Fish and Fisheries, was in the city
last week, gathering statistics relative to the
fishing interests OF our city: Mr. Miner stated
ness, having received during the period covered
BY the last report !! ,oo0,o ,ooo pounds OF tsh,
1000 600 more than al the other fishing points
co1tng Ielo1s u 'i1o ~o'iil1l1Ss'ouel MILL aPPea1
III eepfual5' ,.,n
n> ca co,t.a;e nALr' urho a,,t
t4e oastna" GoaL ee. eayn :a;a1 Faa ea.'
malkeI ~ aues, anu e1eag ale no especaaa aea,
Iales 10 note' sesel e. saes o. axe neGu aug ~ -
Day Goty ~ ao9us 31.oo, aia .uo.e tss - aom ps
m.te say atiar W coa;n ~ ~ nauiGa.
, 1872-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS.

MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS.
Wind from the northeast.
The schooner Reindeer is stranded below
Four Nile Point.
The schooner Marquette has been aban-
The scow Dan sickles is beached near Frank
The schooner Sea Bird is ashore on Garden
Island, Lake. Ontario.
The schooner Corsican can be got of at
Grand River, without damage.
Sixty vessels went into wintar quarters at
Buffalo, last week.
The schooner Mountsiuesr was driven
ashore on GrIhth's ls1and on tie 29th.
The schooner Daleware beached On the east
shore Of Lake Michigan, has gone to pieces.
The canal at Rochester, Y. Y, has entirely
closed up for the season. The canal-boats are
all laid up there.
Tho Sanilac JDersoniar says the matter Of
a harbor Of refuge on Laka Huron will be re-
ferred to Congress at its present session. The
amount OF money appropriated and now aEaila-
BILE for the work is 918s8l9.S4. As the work
will be put under contractas soon as the site is
selected, IN appropriate, ls recommended for
the fiscal yenr ending Jupa 80, 1874, of $780, 1000
The weather has been intensely cold at Sar-
MIA, and blowing gale fom southwest to north
west for the last twnty-four hours. The
weather has somewhat moderated this evening
and enabled the Chicra, which has been here
for two days wind-boind, to proceed on her
voyage to Collingwooi- Vessels which have
succeeded in reaching sho River st. Clair from
the Upper Lakes. dunng the past two daEs, are
covered with ice to su,h degree as to be almost
manageable. Mary Of them are stripping
their canvas and going into winter quarters at
this port. Navigation may now be considered
virtually at an end FIR sailing vessels. Steamers
may continue to rrn short time longer if the
weather proves favorable.
"A private telegram was received in Mnwau-
kee on Tuesday evening, stating that '' the pro-
peller Jas. Fisk, Jr, sank at Cleveland, and vet
her entire cargo below deck. It was thought
that she could not complete her trip this sea-
son on account Of the ice hemming in that
port. Her cargo was removed, and is IN
store at Cleveland. The accident to the
Fisk was caused by ice, through which
she ventured to make port" Also, that "the
unprecedented, sudden, and early close Of
navigation causes great loss Of property, and
Inconvenience to owners Of freight and vessels.
Immense quantities Of 1ambefmen's supplies
for the northern part Of Michigan are still lere,
and cannot go forward unless at ruinous prices
Tor teaninR. The weather here to-day is much