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College, Philadelphia author of several vaiua.phs .hs
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Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he hss mauo uo
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l0f Duane St, New York.
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Consumption has its origin in a scroiuleous
and corrupt state OF the blood hence the allac Of
treating lung disease with cough syrup, balsams
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and present them to readers every evening, EN-.
bracng news of great interest from all sections OF
III, country We have made special arrangements.
whereby W. receive regular Petroleum, stock and
Produce Market Reports every evening by telegraph
from New York, Philadelphia, ard Pittsburg, which
together with Editorials and Local matters make it
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Merchants Lawyers. Justices of the Peace, Land
Agents Oil Dealers and Agents. lnsu rance Agents
Exprcssnen and other parties iu want are informed
BI.ANKS, business or legal, requred in this COM
munty
.Iohhing ,atronagc respectfully solicited.
, 1873-03-02

wants Of the trade exceeded the supply, and I'D the
first half Of the week Witnessed = ens s5ess9 ~ for
common coarse heavy to extra light. The pack
95s5 ~ and nta from this for te he ds
nosa1 n of thnir stock. Is to the probable course
of' ef prices 18th there Is some diversty Of opinion
While few predict advance to e!en hiGner 4Gls,
prices the majority incline to the opinion taa tnas,
& The present INTO Of supply maintained prices ps,as
VII aaa see are Ss ooEng ingu12 to % ae1ny ea5
tho past few days has been almost exclusively
t. s1 isfs h5s ss5aa' 5 tf 5r nsst ts hP9
such @ As % are sought after BY New York buyers;
Common Com and medium coarse, uneven, and and
mixed lots are neglected and IN making np snez a
saor'Aau more attention fSnfA to sorting To-day The
market was dull and weak FOR al grades, ttougn aa
not matotial1y lower save for the poorer sorta.
which were on fully 10c per 100 lbs. Sales were
reported at 49@4e@o for nodin snd soa1se at
mixed lot; at s46594oo .'a1 TOR mo%nm ohaca An Tha
following transactions are noted:
, 1873-03-02

Some idea Of tho extent to which the telegraph
is employed BY livestock dealers may DO gained
from the fact that the average monthly business
at the Stock Yards Office of the Western Union
amounts to about si1 thousand dollars. In May
last Mr. 4. s. Cough was placed IN charge OF a.
fairs tho1c, since which time the business OF the
Office has increased nearly 100 per cent. This
must be exceedingly gratifyng not only to- to inc nc
reptIemanIY and lndefatiGAble Cough. pnt 10
fho Company, whose faithful servant he is.
CATTLE-in connection with the cattle market
the past week has developed no new features
worthy Of special comment. Fair activity ms
characterized tho demand from the opening OF
trade to the close, nnd,.. with moderate amount
of stock On sale, sellers have been enabled to
realize promptly, and at relatively good prices
The Eastern markets have not been IN highiy
prosperous condition, but the margin between hero
and the seaboard Was sufficient to attract tho
attention of ehippers, and into their hands the
major portion OF tho weeks supply found its
way, tho domand from local butchers Was not
particularly active, nor we're feeders operating
as freely as during the procoding two or three
stock % usually sc1ght after by these two classes
Of buyers was moderate, and about everything
was picked up as fast as received Although
the quality of the cattle now coming FORWARD Ii
not as gooa aa IN former as s notce
ss'S Teek thi Seng above thss
Of any preceding week of the present sea-
| son. The extreme range OF pIleeH was 91'oog
6.6216, though with one exception nothing eoid
above $685. Most Of the transfers were "1thln
tho range Of e300@5.50, for common COWS s 70 70
good shipping steers. Mich COVE sell at e2V:9o
| @:500 per head, while veal calves are salaole
| At 93.50@5.75.
| To-day the market was very quiet, and values
| were not subjected to any material ductuatlon'
closing steady 81 follows:
QUOTATIONS..
Extrn-Graded steers averaging 1,40o Hs ,o~,s On
and upwards. .so'Aoeso'0
Choice Beeyes-Fine, fat, well formed year
to gear old steeru, and averaging l,35o mn. m
tol 400 hs. o.oo0S'"'"
'et eeers eveTaetns 20 to 500 s. 52s@54o
nseip@ seipn 1ico to 1sse 4 s. 47s@s
| Butchers' Stock-Cunmon to medium
steers, and good to extra COWS, for city =,
slaughter, averaging 800 to 100 lbs. 5oo94oo
| Stock Cattle-Commop cattle, IN decent
fesh averaging 700 to 1,o50 lbs. 325G8A2o
| Inferior-Light and thin cows, heife1s,
stays, bulls, and scallayaB steers. 17392sa
Catsle-Te1As, Northern sumnered. 25O93.oo
HOGS-Ihe past week has been al active
| one in this department Of the livestock market
and materially higher range OF prices has beer
established. Notwithstanding the absence o1
aay considerable demand from local packers the
, 1873-03-02

Tho numerous parties who have long eroaned
under the Losses consequent on the depreciation
~ harley in the Rock Island Elevators, will be
~ na. - 49,. t1,o ,r,,r;ator ~ tha
interested N kho"lne .na' tne ptop11oso. y. 49,.
fanning-mu iB about to take European toot'
Ind that during his absence the place will be
mad a;,nn1v FIR atnra1a nr,rposes.
ooee. n4p' ~ ~ tn,1a+;,, hoard in ty,a
Notlce was Posleo on tno oune'u, Do - ..... 80
the elevator owned by Hough Bros d Co. viii, in
1,,+r-a ha rim NJ, +he same terms Of storage as
.1|' .rt1 ~ ~.-o,,ou.aa ~ tha c;tv In.s-
eno o'ne+ !sa n ~a-ahnnsa h nuaation Ina been
much 49 tne Ha1eQouHe III 4aoot1oA 1oe oI91
voluntarily placed under the operation OF tne
warehouse Law BY the taxing out o. q Aeehse ~ IL
, 1873-03-02

Fork, Lard, Hams,' Skld'5 AidE,
,, ~ e. sas, r, fsa 1is;soo is; 10, &: 1oe
same 1eek ls;s 60s 1867 e7oo 81 459 II u u
Since Nov 1s7 Se9 y9 2 e 0s e. - - l' e AZ IT.
-dreen ha1ns-shippcd week ending Feb. p, 1917,
3528 pieces against 121 pieces the same week !nst
year since Nov. l, 1872, 9l8 pieces against
pieces same time last year.
, 1873-03-02

yumption: 2,o4s bn wheat; 40 bu corn ; 1c5 bu
rye; Ito bu barley. Withdrawn for do during
the past week: 81, ,1s7 bu wheat; 16,s46 bu corn;
$50 bu oats; 7,676 bu rye; IL, 1o2 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
@store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 81 cars
wheat 12o cars corn II CARS oats cals rye
rs cars barley. Total, 26o cars, or 10l, ,W9o bu-
The following we're the receipts and shipments
~ hre,dstuns and stock at this point during the
week ending with this morning, and for cor7e-
sponding weeks ending as dated;
, 1873-03-02
The packing Of hogs in this city for the regu-, ,
ular eeason Just closed is. s........---.-....'.t,3

Cincinnati has packed 626, sos hogs this season.
or less than half as many as Chicago:
Onr stocks of pork are estimated at s., GOO brls
new and 10000 brlB old; Of lard 5o, 600 to Co. GOO
tcg; Of meats, somewhat less than year ago.
, 1873-03-02
GENERAL NOTICES.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. Il, 1873.
The following resolutions we1o unanimously adopted
BY tho sheet-Metal Workers Of Chicago at regular
cctn Of the organization at thu aboVe date and Is no"
submitted to tho employers for their signatures
Reo,ped, Thatwe, the Sheet Metal Workers Of ChcaEo
sSss 4 the 9eosne to
,ne ss a st:ts si5ssR @ q @
Sa Sns ai ts s.t TT e
iasvab BE- 70 bring ts t51 ,aapnr apS5 o. o ne
dts: &, as e.
ana unless n r.
s In s2
1 tesaf5 vii b. for;od % iesve ths 4sIte; no+
tho WorEels ha7e united t9set5sF s9d hops
1d ss3 y msi t.
:9 ess Sss
sBsg iii a5s &C sa ssRsa
s
ns sa5nae1 & os T5o ompyns bor II
also imitation those employed bs
saaS as :
ss - - e: sss
ad ssfe sssfD0n OF 'hef p'1'0n' 10 al o''
o.pn-we tho undersigned, Manufacturers Of Sheet
hetai Work. City of Chicago having e1aninga @ @ to
ens that the Of cploysts and onapso5es ase
aMke Injured By tho introduction o tneir ny oo
With the named Society," and 70 use AZ
shle and lawful to prevent tho VI ~
| wrong. ..-.,.-n-. bsrn haao
| obtained to tho foregoing resolutions:
| GEO NJ GROSS CO.,
| FRED HARTMAN.
RRSgSzRtt{ RRg&5Et{ RRSSSHEt $SHS$ $sfE$HE$s& SHSHs5 fo''
l;STABROQK i CAMP,
R0BERT l. JONES, Of 3. j.,
MISSILLIER6 i SLAV1CK,
| A KNISELY j CO.,
| j. ". ATKINSON;
| BRISKT, BARTH Co.,
| MCFARLAND, PRICE i CO..
l. THEODORE SINHALD,~
| A. PARKER,
| G. B. DAVIS,
j. JOHNSON,
| ETHEL CUMMINGS.
| FIAAIMER 4 WILLIAMS, .,,,
| SAMUEL Il. WOOD, Of Sedan Co, Fhli;
| K1LLARD, FREEMAN NAPLES, Toledo
| ri n f;EIBHAKT, Dayton. O.
, 1873-03-02
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Review for the Week Ending satnT"
day Evening, March l.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 1.
11,o rocain}a of live stock during the week
, 1873-03-02

year. 4o.ooo' 'oo'7t
The following quotations OF local s.ocA7 ~
furnished by Messrs. Hammond d oase t'aI7
Hsmmond 4 Watson), Finnncinl Agents, 5a
WASHINGTON street.
, 1873-03-02

sHEEP-The supply has been largely IN e1-
cess OF the legitimate wants Of the trade, and a.
q result lower prices have prevailed. Shippers
and local butchers have been engaged, but the
sales dragged at 25@35c per 100 lbs decline, or
At 9s.o0@3.50 for poor; at e3.75@4-5 50 for com
mon to medium and at s475@56o for good to
chOice
, 1873-03-02
M0NEYAND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.


SATURDAY EVENING, March l.
Notwithstanding the continued stringency in
The New York money market-which would nat
orally be expected to affect Chicago to some
extent-money continues to work moderately
easy in most parts Of the West. The demand
from grain dealers to settle their option pur-
chases for March WAS large, but as the funds
only go ont OF one bank into another by these
eettlemsnts, it is anticipated that this temporary
demand being over the market will Work eas'ef
next week =
The supply Of funds in tho open matkss .as -
evidently increasing, and money! ls 1ree!s one4o1
On collatera1s at 10 and Il per CENT WIN son
dency to lower rates. fi1scaas business papb pnt,
- readily disposed Of at ~ per cent per mon'n
T1.s s-,,,D1r NJ exchange continues very large,
snd dhs ssea sapy We1e ade between banks to-day at
y The h clearings Of the Chicago banks Tor inc
, 1873-03-02

hare. dull and dropping feeling in New York
s.,d liz renort that our stock of flour shows
ip 1arre .u ipcrease. being now 445 brs, against
q 3s4 ono month since, and q $40 b5ls Que yeas
a6d a6 supe1anes. Sales we're reported Of 80 brls
Viii White winter extras (Johnnnesburg star) at at
S6.75; Is brs do at $3.50; 100 brls DO at s6:oo;
50 brls doat s5.75; 450 brls DO on private te M ms
70 100 I brs re at SIS 50 brs do at s45o dS Total, a.
1.os1 brls. Also, 40 tons bran at $1,000, on
tack. The following were 'the closing quota
, 1873-03-02
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, March l.
rha following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce IN Cneaso our-
ing the past twenty-four hours, and 1o1 'ne co1-
responding date one year ago:
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their names, but IN consideration OF their
girls, and tho fact that we know their "po
and ma" we will omit that part this time.
The piano solo, the "Carnival of Venice, I"
BY Miss Henderson, Is fue piece Of music,
aud was ekillfully executed. And new came
the treat Of the evening, soprano solo The
Chalet Horn, with Cornet Obliga,o," BY
Mrs. Carman and Prof. Boyutou. Mrs. C's
voice 10 peculiarly sweet, and accompanied
by the soft and mellow tones Of the coriet,
created such furore apd excitement that
at the finish suob applause for snencore was
never beard within the wallis Of the Opera
honas.t Talk about your hump backed
opera singers aod the wMblers (!) We have
along with travelling theatrical troupes that
visit us, they are not to be compared with
the fresh and sweet voice and music listen.
ed to 10 this colo, aud II the Mozart Musical
Society give snotber concert We assure them
this song by Mrs. Carman, accompanied by
Prof Boynton, alone will fiji the house,
The chorus BY the society was good, while
the song ''Sweet Love Good Night to Thee"
by Prof. Boyntou, was omitted, the Prot.
excusius himself because she could not find
the music" We wtfs sorry for this as we
think the audience would bave heard somei
thing good, and the Society should make
the Prof. stand on bis head II be fosgets the
next time to produce the music. The duett
BY Mrs. Carmsn and Miss Henderson was
done 40 well that the audience loudly de-
nanded an encore which was we'll given
"O'er the Hill and DER the Dale" Then
came the King and the Miller" that is
when John Waddel. could be found. Some
OF the boys suggested that he had the lace
and duee," and IS soon 40 he ''set some f-li
low back" be would be up. Nevertheless
be arrived and "bar" o,e skip-get an old
fashioned thumb paper, John, then you can
keep the plscs-hs was second TO none. All
we went for was TO bear good singing, and
John gave US that in every sense of the
word. Another solo was we'll executed by
Mrs. Carman, when the whole performance
closed with the chorus-"To God on High
During the exhibition part OF the Columbia
Cornst Band gave q specimen Of what halt
. band can do, all of which was thankfully
received, as shalt LOAF" Is better than
none. Aud thus we passed . pleasant eve
ming.
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II the story which the Lew ision Journal
tells is true there are more causes for unex-
planned fres than persons are aware Of
There came near being fire In Auburn a
few days since, from curious source; q
toilet bottle full OF water, of white glass
with buiging base, sat on the table. The
morning sun shone into the room Of which
su invalid was the only occupant. She
soon snuffed an odor a. o burning woolsn
and queried what It could be. Turning her
face toward the table, she discovered a
woolsn mat on which the toilet bottle stood,
on fire in several places. Iu few moments
the table and room would have been in
volyed had she not. speedily extinguissed
II. The ooucsve surface OF the bottle had
couverged the warm rays of the sun upon
the woolsu and set It on fire. Several expert.
msnts made since have resulted slmilar
but the bottle empt,ed OF ito contents did
not produce the same effect.
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TOFNE'3 Uo 'VW'
Lis II OF GIFTS.

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash, $500, 900
To provide means for this magnificent
Concert, One Hundred thousand Tickets
only will be issued, u large portion Of wnieh
are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, $5; and
Quarters, $3.50. Eleven Whole Tickets for
500. No discount on less than 500 or
ders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for
presents than than ticket to the Banquet of
Wealth or more likely 10 produce grander
satisfactory results. The object OF this
Third Gift Concert is the enlargement and
endowment OF the Public Library of KEN
lucky, which, by theSspecial act authorizing
the concert for its benefit, is to ubs forever
free TO all citizens of every State. This
Concert will be conducted like the first and
sscoud hrretofore given, and full particular
OF the mode OF drawing the gifts and paying
them and everything necessary to q
thorough understanding OF the scheme from
beginning to eud. are now published In the
form of a circular, which will be furnished,
tree of cost, to any who apply.
The entire management Of this under:ak-
ing hos been committed by the trustees to
Hon. Tbos. Il. Brsmlette, lete Governor oil
Kentucky, 10 whom all communications
pertaining 10 the Gift Concert should be ad-
dress. r. 7. DURRETT, Pres't
w. N. HALDENAN, Vice Pres't.
John S. CAIN, Ssc'y Public Library OF Ky.
Fsrmers's aud DrOvers' Bank, Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all
orders for them or applications for agencies
circulars, information, ETC., will meet with
promp, attention when addressed to me as
hal U, dirantad
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Geld ati.l p. m. ll47s

Last night the grand concert Of the MOI
zars Musical Society came off Al tho Opera
House, before large audience. In tho
chorus "Haii Smiling Mern." we could de-
tsct many good voices, and Prof Boyntou
deserves great credit for the successful man.
ner in which he obtained such sweet strains
Of mnsic from go macy crude voices. The
piano duett by Misses Henderson aud Buck.
ley, was well executed. The bass cong, by
Mr.. Ctas. BOice, was good. Charles run
the ''gamur 40 low several times that our
nervous system was nearly unstrung and
we expected every minute to hear some/
thing go "chebuue" and burst, but Charles
would rally and finished with loud applause
Then came the chorus. Sup and Away"
when several young men took the singers
at their word apparently, as they went out
returning In few minutes wipiug their
mouths 1t was showing and they were
Onty, wet.
Next came = song by Mics Olmste al,
satitled My bea,t is o'er the Sea-" which
was sweeily sang. We think We hear II
yet This ended part flrat and now the
cracking OF peanuts comm need by the
young men of the hills aud from Pioneer.
and from the way two Of them crushed the
nuts, We hardly think they will be able to
eat another moushful for q week. Two
sp' aee young fellows who sat near the stove
annoyed the audience in the rear of the
ball, by y constant aud uuceasiug crushing
Of peanut shells during the entire perform,
auee. They could not have muucbsd less
,hss = p,,ck each, aud one OF them cbewsd
90 fat ~ua swsl lowed 30 slow, that the 4
WAS contiguous stream OF half chewed d
p'ana's coming ous OF bio nostrils all ,hs
tiuie' rnoash 10 make ono think hs was
.so1eiea ~'A the ep'zoolit W NovlJ ~
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Thomas Psnder, United States Detective
under Dis.rio, Attorney Swoope passed
through here yesterday, On route for Pitts
burgh with the notorious BOSE Buck in
tow, whom be "pulied" shortly after day
light yestsrdy morning, near Lickingville
Clarion county. Seven OF bis gang were
capt,tsd the other day, with the tools aud
about eleven hundred weight OF counterfeit
ing material, and the Bose" was wanted
at bsadquarteIs.
The Boss" has had long run of luck as
counterieiter, horse-tbief and thief general
Forty:.years practice in this line has well
prepared him for the tender mercies OF
Swoops. = Forest Republican.
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A New Jersey girl by The name Of Maggie


Armstrong, to escape unp!essant lie o.
home with her stepmother, dressed up In
her fa,bsr's clothes and ran away to sea-
She served as engineer, steward, and afters
ward as sailor, and had . good time seeing
the world. While n the capacity OF saiH
or, being bullisd by an old tsr, she showed
6ght, the end thereof being tears, when, the
thing being "too NATURAL" suspioions were
aroused IS to the sex Of "BiIy," as she was
called. Maggie stou,ly denied being wos
mau. .ibut at last was forced 10 confess the
fact 10 the captain and bis wife, Who was
I, on board. She was given an ouft OF female
drapery and the position Of stewsrdess for
the return voyage. The writer vouches :he
truth Of the romance, says: $50 high has
she held female virtue through ell her
vicissitudes, that when q steerage passen-
ger Of the Victoria insulted . woman in
boz presence, two or three days ago, she
very calmly struck out from the shoulder
and knocked down." aud closes by saying
that "during the passage from Glasgow to
New York the hero and heroine Of the Tore
going story has conducted herself in quiet,
modest way-except In the matter Of
shocking down the s,eerage passenger for
insulting q woman, and a. for that, you
never saw q queiter or modester krockdown
10 your life. Maggie starts at once for New
Jersey and her father"
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A number Of the employees Of the Grand
Rapids and Indiana road were fined, few
days sirce, by the court at Cedar Rapids,
Michigan, for putting passenger off the
train, who refused to pay his fare because
he could not get seat.
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An extraordinary curiosity 10 on :exhibi/
tion in ST. Louis, viz, a issthered mouse.
1t 10 dead, however. 1t was taken from a
leather bed which was made twelve years
ago and has not been opened since. There
was 90 hole in the ticking. '.Ttr beautiful
white feathers, "ssys the 81. Louis Globe
''hst appear 10 have grown frsu the body
OF 'hs dead mouIe, are just a. fresh and love .
" - If they had bssu plucksd from the Iiv-
ing goose"
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Miss Emma Hoadley, of FiIchville. New
Hampshire, was killed at Csvsndish, re,
Gently, where she lad been teaching school.
She was driving homo when the horse took
fright and, oolliding with an OK team. sbe
Was fatally kick 10 the abdomen.
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Hannibal, Missouri, sets it's iemals pris1
oners to cracking stone and sdorns their
we'll rounded limbs with anklets aud other
ornaments more hefiy'tban elegant.
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The gas works at RedwiDg, Minnesota,
were completed last week.
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The new cotton mill a. Jonssv lille, MichiI
gan, 10 10 operntio1.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and I
o'clock P. NJ, by the Pastor, W. G. BURcH.
ARD. Sabbath School at 1914, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Tsasbsr's Mse!ing Tuesday evenings oil
sash week.
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Farmers are making new maple sugar In
Southern Indiana.
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A Memphis white man tomahawked q col
orsd draymsn Saturday.
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Three hundred miners are now engaged II
the Dubuque lead mines.
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The wrecking train removed the freight
cars thrown of the track day or two since,
near Columbia farm, yesterday.