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, 1874-06-29
REAL ESTATE.

Iho largeat salo Of tho ;oels has bosn tbs
bankrnpt sa!o at auction by Ellison, pomeroy i
Co. OF 600 lots In this city and tho vicinity, BY tho
ordor OF Q. W. Upton Assignee Of tho Groat
Western Insurance Company, Tho sato vau
held on Tuesday, June 20. and was vol at
tuudod.
A salo Of five ucrea Of propertv on Harri.
eon street, betwoen Troy aud Albany stroete,
M Maa y mado y ;, Yesterday, to the Dominican Or.
proved BY tho erection OF q Catholic church and
colego. McsHrs. ". D. Kerfoot i Co. made Tie
salo 10 behalf 81 the Couch estate.
-. y. Haah y y. ". Potter Aavo sold eighty
At 5000 per aero. ~ ~
:. W. D. Kerfoot 4 Go. have uo.l lye acros on
p5.0o0 per acre.
Nelson DeGolycr has sold house and lot on
tnaleha ayenuo, north Of Thrtieth atreot. 10
enA1leS Il. Lawrence for $50, 600,
Iho instruments representing liabilltIos on
1oe' estate tttod for record the past week have
been Tow In numbor and small in amount three
oniy exceeding s25, 900 eauh tho general average
pelng S2,Soo. Trust deeds, which especially rep.
resent actual loans, havs shown tho u,ost lecid-
gu fall1ng Oh, while mortgages. which ars eenor-
ally gtvon to seouro part Of tho purolsse-monoy
OF property, hayo held their own with renarka-
nle uniformity. The average amount OF each
instrument filed In tAe fourth week Of Juue.
le73, WAS 90, 220, aud more than one-fourth pnrs
OF tue aggregate consideration MAS against eix
partieg only. Tliero is no change in tho ratos Of
renl eatnto loans, viz; 10 10 par cont. Tim let
ter boing tho ruling figure,
beio" afe the us'ial comparative statements:
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY srarrux,r
, 1874-06-29

i
satisfactory trsds for tile Season at steady prccs
RI rL.rn-1o, 1ox14, s12to; do, 1srla, $4,000 u,
Fl 81 Ms'o; DO soonH l+aao. 10, sl2o0; do, 2osaS
81 So.91s-Ks %!s-sKssfs' sssss Se Ss%s s 3d. bar
ID LSsAs-is' IT, 7Ao; bar a9pc' lend pipe, elo; cui
SnEET zrso-Fui caak,, 1ou less quantity, 1oxo
. sMEkT lMos-No: Al, 80 rates; Russia Iron. 10 II
asA easlss isa 2e1 o; NO. stained 1oo; American Hts
do ax4sii1o 4s IT, lSso %a y ~ y 2s
W1hK.-Noa. tou Do; to D 100; 10 to IL, 11o; u,
1Mo 1d5M Il - ,sn sna J. T. aud 10 -; H. i6s IT,
eount ou e1e; T,s " .9o c full one so per cent dir
NAILs-wsrs arm and fairly sc.ivo. wo repeat
ssss R:F III IL H. g. s 30 g . sSs ID g g.
NAVAL NEs-roilowtua arc tho quotations. !,
assp sas sssa sss stliSe, = H. n14s sc !5s
S$ s ;sss J; = Z:
ssady i tle rsess sasrius ssas oasDon, fai:ss ia
S SSS5s; S2 in.s:s ssoS siesso1 81 ~; &;
H. NJ 'ss ssf Il s5s sS::.
eophsnt o uss; plu,nb.go o 100 turrsattne ts5
, aSo nsphhs, d. gravity, lGe: nlphtl4. coMuoa, ION,
PQrAToEs-Tho receipts reso larger, and tia uar.
r.. active aAa nrmer The ttocka 1u Ituro havs been
adsquats aealera t!ud It nsaasaary to ensr sus nar
ket. There waa alao demand Tor ahpn,cut. pricea
tar IT, ehoca sasistisA advanced. New pptatoes wsrs
loIs hiln, seS; ,ai.ad '.a and somu,an. m ea6 +
cai-;oa, saA9oe; psaclblowa from store, 81 4o1 90
rouLTKY-Tho oflsrin5s wers r large and pr,c..
xS1a. uasra l's!t ansnd. We auos Turkeys, 10
aa : ssts satssasas S5''p springs.
sEEns-Mera quiet Timothy and clover vare
xay 1sn wers ns ast a 9''sf sng hlsr to-day
Fax was quoted at St78 selicr August Tilnothy was
aa1'ad v q oo9?7s; Cover vt So aax, 76
1sn 9ags mllpi at tSc; 10 bags iunasFias sa It
t's; y taga sks!eat et sl!s: 10 bax. ID It $l1o.
iiasn ssou 81 u;sg s2; SfaoG5y ,ea2y
@ 3s.y T:i:' assy ,s ss :,p* sf st sssy will 'as'
TEAS lena falr;y d sioa.y lcss. va ouoo:
sssss: i lii. i Ill., $s.
s j. qas eIsH s sSn r
exltS Nnyupc, sl.l0(81.33 choce 10 uira new Jumn
ol ss ty eonon y. g9od io e5B;se f4r to good
gGsSl, S, s5@e5s eholes to extra, esttS Il aU
,,6to;,3 %6GtnAGcowl. rn under goua dsmand at tho
IINs cuT-E:ra, 75fassc; cl,o,ce, eoaesc medium.
spgf6Ss paor , 10 co.n!pap: sss +5c.
sos y ss choice, s2easo; medium 2so
wooD- -Rea.ains aatet and .teady, wo ouote:
9eesh, tI9o@7:s1; napls. $50 hickory. 500
@o;ep; s!ahs. s. oat5? ?.sp-delyerstl. >''SS
y Is; p9g & :pa a0sFs Fls! but as aoss de-
thangG t4h-w4shea wool i'll declnai hesa aid % EasH
Following arc tho quotations: = i7'' -" >"s''
Good to prime tub-washel. 4aasn,
Fine to good tlt-wusled. lsgyaso ll5yaso
Tne aud medium washed aence.... 19s liz
, 1874-06-29

Moaa-Throuehout tho past weot untnscrruntsa
eotvty haa becn sarent in tho hog market, aud d.
apte mo aot we ther and Tho unexpectedly liberal re
ptponinu ss1ea showed no rory pruno,incetl chanu:
,fon ts e,oainF Quotations Of tho previous week, I'LL
ena = the cose re nsy ioto an aggregate alyncc o
aSsIqo H. M psr 100 H. The Improvement nofco-
a.' IN common md medium grades than In choIco
cpmnon stoek and to ths fact fiiat ach i,aya pto
xoahy ruled relatively clcalor than Tho batter a,la.
1tiea. win The exception OF Abont $4,000 bnad
takcn for local nAes tic offerings want r
enieAy ,nte the hnnds Of New York. Bontoa.
ana rni,!,sdclphta buyers. To-day ,hs rcceipts
aga!n held firmly. opeulnH sa1es we're about ycsor
e, aays % 1motatlons but nnder brlrk demand, thny
10 Nol@5.53 for poor to cotn1ror to EsoG6.7S tor
medium NJ .nd to - for good to extra sfost
co1a q ano aay , sses wore At $s70aoo Tho arios
, 1874-06-29

Foreign exchange closed dull and !]rrn at 4s7.>fa tBe
ZOE osnkrrs oo-.lay sterling, up1 t9o3 4aok fSr d.
Meng, trine ipercantte paper Ia tbiie8X ner cent
uoa e!osssl u l1lA, ths oaly price of tho Jay,
1sAies PAID Tor borrowing l-G4 per cent 10 iii
ohd 1or carrying, !@3 per cent. ulearings sa3 o,j0
ooo Ias A4aisaut Treasurer dIuursoa Si33 0oO md
sacaysa tl.aa2 zoo for customs dusng ths week Tne
imports ba1As ti'e were: Dry gouds, 3UV3 Rsu-
eraa Merahsndise. s., ,alJ, ,s7a. eSA"
Governnleuss strong aild steady; vary ltle doiuu-
atats oonls quiet sid nontna1, "~'Aa'
N.iltoAd bnndE Artu with moderate business
LOO mort prominent differences butween ths u.n
piue mud counterfeit coupons Of tie Can; raj Paeibo
honda dMe July ls74 ths following III ths wnr
Bond n 20 counterfeit .he letter "oS inciInes
III smaller than tle o." In the word do!srs,
~ tho counterfeit, the ieter falls below tbn iia
Of this other letters wha tbs adjoining luer lmis
above that line Ts counterfeit couEos 10 fnr sa vi
discovered xrs sll Of tAs ac1les &C." md
Of yario!s nnn.lers hrtWuen 0lll aud Daop
No counterfeit bonds corrusnoudlnu To-
theao oouuns Ays yet leun discovered hut It Ia pr.
Mlined TINT the honls from which tie co,utotIrit
eoupona weFe cut ars III circulation, other In tIs
atoeka eensrally strong through ths day.. Tia adj
Vauco raugtd from 10 Iur cent, and tho closing
quotations were tbs highest matlo In loat ca4es ThS
Fading features NQrs Lake Shore, Wabash, Iturk
4sland, Northwestern w. Paul common, New York
osntrsl, saa Wsssasn Union. The lales included
, 1874-06-29

On the 1st OF July 400 acres OF Lake Forest
property will be sold on the grounds, in plata Of
! to go acres each. This land ia the property Of
Ito Luke Forost Hotel aud Manufacturing Com
pany.
Durling q Adler have madc contracts ~ fol-
!o"H on Madison street, 80 fcet cast Of frank
IN street, for james W. scoyillo and Seth Wad-
nams, frsselasa business building, win sll
ment 1t in height 49A17o on the ground. TIe
front Will bo Of columbian stone, and Tie bujd
ing wll cost $37o 900. 1t will be finished in Sep-
lntirmary. northwest corner Adams and Peoria
streets. will be brick building, 45xloI foet on
the ground. with sub:collar, basbment, throo
storios and Alansard roof. It will be flushed in
October, will cost s45.OO0. and will be- q yory
oyory story. :"
Tue Chicago 4 Southern Railroad Company
Iesteplay elosed = oontruct with J. B. Brown FOR
the building Of Their road from the city 70 inter-
sectlon ~ with Chicago. Danrio & Vinconnes Road
ming in co days. ''''e' ~ W.
IN, sunstslsY OF TRANsfEus roa 1ug wEEk,
ihe following y tho totnl amount Ut CITY and
aNbnran Property, within ratlios Of seyop niiaS f
Saturday, June a.; N o-.1s
, 1874-06-29
t{Q4 gAEEE.

t.Ea n;i:. decline o fully soo per 100 bs a,
e cdsns nes me dss o. our .s weekly reviews
$*a11ssgaeo Tor common, $sa53.6S for mod,In Ia
S..egs.so FOR good to choice. Tho marin etwcan
Heau anu tho EASTERN market was not 9nIcinnt n
asiiy scelye operations tho part Of shjpnorn mi
Iacn1 .hG aary considerably exceeded the wats Il o
from day 10 day In order to lceu tie nrs fpon, n1
up Lsmbs hive declined 10 81 l.5o@s6o Dor hoad. dS
, 1874-06-29

Seoooo western Union. ~ ooo Pacific AtA, 900 Nur
i,.Is n"fa Contr i9ooo Ero, 1000 Lako Bnors 29ooo
b. Paul. snl 23loao Toledo and Wabash. ~s0NS
I!io we9fly hank atatelnont Is a. follows: Losns.
MeIeaaet $a19aoooi sroeo, decrcaAc $30 900; Legal.
tsttsrs increase, 81 coo, nat teposlta ncrssgo
$9 7oo; CIRCULATION, docrsaso, $1&I 600 resorvc, do.
, 1874-06-29

COMMERCIAL. 1

SATURDAY ErEEIaG, Jups At,
ito Following wore ths receipts and Shipments
OF me leading articles OF produce IN Chicago
curing the past twonty-four hours, aud Tor tic
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-06-29

LATEsT.
What waa ouiet in tho afternoon, and un-
onangea 9,lGalng with sellers st 81 Tx for July,
anu an. ~ sl.leh for August. Corr: ~as in ,noler-
tons Wero quiet. f10'117
, 1874-06-29

aoin9 IIoqE 1E WRs dA!l, thoagh with little moro
shade castor, ia sympathy viii WIiss aoipa & 1;na
changed prlcaa' ah!ppera held aloot, leaving
the market to lacal luyprs. Bran was atealy.
seos g. were reported ot 100 bra spring e1tras At
sp2e log TX 9rls o. ltlnn at $6.oo 80 brs DO
S475; $40 brls DO on private torms l60 brls
ssureslnes at es.M15. Total, 1,42o lrla. Also
W tons bran at $1,000, free on board 10 tons
90 y Sll.oV, on track. Tha market closed 1t
, 1874-06-29
Produce Exchange;

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1858 bu wheat; l,7l4 bu corn; 1901
bu ryo,
Una following grain has been inspsctad into
STORE tA'a motniug. up to 10 o'clock, 2yl cars
"heati WI cars corn; 5000 hu high mixed do
AMI ao,ao bu No. do by canal; al cars oats; a
cara rye' Total 500 cars, t6730oO by. Inspsot-
ea QUIT 27,2o3 bu wheat; 2a0,A5l bu corn;
15,be2 bn oata; 1,l08 bu rye $50 bu barloy,
Iha following were the tocolpts and shipments
of broadstuils and live stook 1t tlls paint during
tho past wook, and for the corresponding weeks
ending AZ datud,
, 1874-06-29

Gl'nSh' 3o.oo; Looan on wAaoN-Timothy, $1,000
n1DEa-tfeavy hltisa we're fr1ncr, untior a good
assnd sna light Offerings also green calf ocr
Sn were nn!lsgol. Green city bntchcra',
cured 7t97kc; gfscn calf, 141iio; Rresn kp tQo /
rx 1es! ,.lf. zlp l9Sios; ry nl l7@iao k
1n s Or uhsrr!se damaged, two ,lts prco; brancd
~ !! hot eent 1 shsop potts. wool Estimated a. was,e
=, lltoN AND sTEE1-wcro In ruo1crato ,1omnna
ho M; arks casy especially for iron Jul not quota.
, 1874-06-29
IroHto!l, Kean y Co. furnish tue Following
summary for the week ending Juno II, 1871:

~ HEEEl.f 6TUCK RTATE3IENT,
Inc Iol'o",'s lint, showing tlo highest, Inv
cat, uni cloAing quotations OF active stocks for
the past week, is furnished by 4. o, Slaughter.
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HUSTONVII.LE.

Since the Danburv Almanac came out, We
have not thought il necessary to pay much
attention TO the weather. IN fact, the whole
thing seems to he in the hands Of a Danbury
ring. December was almost literally "a-
pleasant a May" Last week, however, i
suppose the Ncrs man INDUCED in holdiday
high-larityl we had cold snap, and mo-, Of
our watchful citizens succeed in filling their
ice houses. Next day the Italian bees came
out aud improved each shining hour" until
Mondays slcet taught them a lesson on the
subject Of foreign Intervention This
I wednesday morning presents lovely scene
Of desoation. About FIVE inches of snow,
superinduccd upon the previous -lcet, has
spread our ornamental pines upon the earth,
while the ancient oaks, which have defed the
or,sts, or crashing fell, like human virtue, be-
meath the insidous embraces Of pretended.
but trcachorous friends. But ths fcur,
makes ~ personally sad. \. G. Butt and
Adam Carpenter, Jr have just returned from
the New York market, having disposed II. in
some way ahou, eighty head If heavy cattle.
We inicryicw,d Ambrose, bat he insisted that
it would require a week to recount, and twice
- long TO record his experience. We handed
him over to the court Of last rcsort".....J.
W. Il J. VI Giycns, who are in Mississippi
with horses and mules, write chccrfuily ......
Uriah Dunn, who has hecn South 80 long he
would hardly recognize hi family. writes that
he does not -ell much but swaps enough,
for boot, To pay hotel expcnses......G George l..
Cooper has moved to the old Cooper Hotel,
where he i prepared to give a hearty welcome
To- the travelling public. 4. q. Talbot, Jr.,
has lakcn the other hotel. rnd promises to
cherish him that comes aud further him that
goes with Lis we'll known urbanity ...... Com
missioner- will let out Immediately to take
rvliuqui-hmyut>, or condemn the right of way
on the line Of the Cincinnati Southern Rail
road lrou the Bowie 10 tie rula J., liae pre-
pantory to an immediate Letting out Of con
tracts Ben Hawkins is engineer Of the par
~, aided by ). J. Drye and j. A. Boyle, and
~ fall-taH expects To be ON Bcn's staff he
hc.pcaks the kindly interest Of the county
during the raid. Mr. Simcrall, Attorney Tor
the ro,d, visits your place to-day in reference
To the interest Of the srprisc...... Please
say Ia the Cincinnati Commercial man that We
can't lie under the impuiation Of bcing the
first county South Of the Blue Grass region"
Had he said the first county Of the Blue
Grass region We could lie under that and
he would not have lied at all. Direct him To
Major Wallan to improve his topography.
Mr. lamme, mother of our judge, D. lamme,
died yesterday morning at the age Of sixty
seven years. She will be buried to-day at the
cemctrery Tom Blaine and bride have re-
turned bright and happy, and as we'll as could
be expected ......Wc won't record births but
Kaufman seems to be .6d of the railroad
FAlSTAfF,
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FROM BOYLE COUNTY.


SnELny CRY, Ky, Jan. G, 1874
ee"re'foai'H'e Iai-fio, JowsgL
According t. previous notice meet
ing OF Tie citis,ns VI Shelby City and vicni-
" va held here on January 3rd, and was du-
y organized by the appointment Of Colonel
williamson to the chair, and X. II. Grinstcad
a. secretary. The object of the meeting was
clearly st forth in the following resolution
presented by Major Isaac Shelby, attended
with remark. proper to to the occasion;
E'alrsd, That the Chairman appoint n
Committee II three to solicit not emily the
night oi way, from owners of the land through
which the expected change Of the location of
the Cincinnati southern Railroad may run,
but 10 solicit subscriptions in money to be
donated The Cincincinati southern Railway
Company, Prorided they change the line Of
road a. desired
The resolution was adopted, and Messrs.
Major Shelby, \. X. Denny and james Cop
page appointed.
The following was then offered by Mr. J.
r. podd.:
Reslied, That Committee Of two I've ap-
pointed 10 confer with the officers Of the l..
y and G. :. Il. H., in regard to the desired
change of the crossing at or near this point.
The resolution was adopted, and Col. j.
Warren Grig.by and Major Shelby were APP
pointed.
Mr. Coppage was appointed committee Of
one on finance, The meeting then adjourned,
subject TO call Of Chairman
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Wcknow that it - very common among bus
ines. men tn begin new wear witha .pa.mod-
ic cio I to reduce their business to the ca-h
system. They write in rccling italics the aN-
ful words, 40 Cfci1,' aud past in the most
conspicuous places this thunderaiion Of a
"motto."
Under the dangcrou. aud unpleasant sy--
tenn Of credit M business can prosper. Il /.
positive injury 10 the individual who prac-
ticc. il. whether buyer or scllcr Manufacturer
or consumer. But We do not propose To write
an ESSAY ~ the beauties 81 the cash in hand
plan, OF the extreme homlinc-s 4 the system
of credit which prevail. in thu country but
simply To announce, that an experience VI
two years ia the latter cour-c, has demonstrate
-i to our perfect satisfaction that It i mis-
.rshlc failure. We shall Mt stop to discuss
the practicability 4 adopting the cash system
exclusively, but -ay most cmphatically that
any other system j. utterly imJroc'ioible IN our
bu.inc-. We must have the each or 80 where
the woodbinc twincth We therefore give
timely warning and mean ius, what We -ay
that our term. arr STRICTLY CAsu for lssi.
II, At any time, il bccomcs absolutely nee.
c--ary that We charge JOB work, advcrtis.
ing or subscription 10 a patron, Ne wish it de-
tinctly Understood that in all such cases ~
per cent ~ll bc added To- our regular cash
rates. Thi-, of course doc- not apply 10 those
With whom We are necessarily compcllc1 TO
have contra account
L., It hc understood, then, that the JouR-
SAL pay. cash for every thing It buy. aud
cryiii- no man And upon this plank of it,
busiuc-, platform it will sink or swim, live
or die. survive or perish"
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EDUCATIONAL.
Roll Of Honor for the Scholastic Month
Ending December. 9th, 1874.
Crab Orchard springs College

\ lit Of those pupils in the Collegiate De-
partmcnt whose average merit in any study,
in Department or Attendance, is ninety or
above The maximum merit is one hundred
Miss Fannie Butler-English Literature,
Latin, Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, Deport-
ment Attendance.
Mrs Mary Garvin-Engllsh Literature,
Mental arithmetic, Spelling, Department
Attendance.
Miss Mary English literature, As
tronomy, Execution, Mental Arithmetic,
Spelling, Department.
Miss Annie IIaughley-Natura Philosophy,
Execution, Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, De
pertinent, Attendance.
Miss Jennie Buchanan-Rhetoric Mental
Arithmetic, Department, Attendance, SPELL
ing.
Mis- Jean Observation-Disclosures, Elocuton
Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, Department
Attendance, Music.
Mis- Ella Evans-Rhetoric, Elocution,
Mental Arithmetic, Spelling Department,
Attendance, Music.
Miss Eliza Garvin-Natural Philosophy,
Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, Department
Attendance.
Miss Mary Gormley-Rhetoric, Mental
Arithmetic, Spelling, Department, Attend
ance.
| Miss Emma IIansford-Rhctoric, Latin,
Execution, Mental Arithmetic, Spelling De-
pertinent, Attendance.
/ Mis- Annie shelby-Rhetoric, Algebra,
Elocution, Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, De
/ pertinent
/ Miss Rebecca Stephenson-Mental Arith-
meiic, Spelling, Department.
| Miss Alice Stuart Rhetoric, Elocution,
Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, Department,
| Attendance.
Miss Maggie Wainwright Rhetoric, Flo
cution, Mental Arithmetic Spelling.
Miss sallie whte-Rhc,oric, Elocution,
Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, Attendance.
Ms Mary Dunlop-Elocution Mental
Arithmetic, Spelling, Department, Attend
ance.
Miss Matte Evans Mental Arithmetic,
Spelling, Arithmetic, Department, Attend
ance
| Miss Abbie Garvin-Mental Arithmetic,
Spelling, Arithmetic, Department, Attend
ance.
| Nj. Bette Hardin Mental Arithmetic,
Spelling, Arithmetic, Department, Attend
ance.
Miss Amanda Logan-Compositisn Mental
Arithmetic, Spelling, Department, Attend
ance.
/ Miss Rachel McAlister-Algebra, Arithme-
tic, Mental Arithmetic, Spelling, Department,
] Attendance.
Miss Maggie McAlisier 49, Composition,
Mental Arithmetic, Spelling Department,
Attendance.
Miss Susan Shelby-Composition Arithme-
tic, Execution, Mental Arithmetic, Spelling,
Department
Miss Belle Simpson-Composition, Mental
Arithmetic, Spelling, Arithmetic Deport-
pertinent, Attendance.
Mis- lathilde Thorel-Composition, Mem
tai Arithmetic, Spelling.
No mcidists this month. The prevalence
of measles and mumps has seriously inter
fered with the studies of the pupils.
JNO. f. TARRhNr,
Principal.
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Boarbon---Major Hib!er reports about $50
cattle on the market. Nothing very good
prices from 3! to 4 !, generally sold about
$50 mules on the market prices for two and
three year olls from SOL to : broke mules
fromS toS generally sold not many
horses on the market; prices low, and not
many sold.
l.. =. Muir reports COO cattle No. |, feed
ers, sold for To llc; the bulk, however, were
rather light and sold at 8 to lie, not more
than two-thirds sold. offered three or four
lots Of mules but the holders and buyers wer,
too far apart to effect sales.
HuTodsbug-Capt. 7. ID. English, Of Dan.
willie, reports but few cattle ON the market
last Monday % feeders, weight about LOO
pounds, sold at $50 10 p head; u fair year
lings $40; but few sales Of horses or other
stock.
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Frauds.

One ef the most valuable monthilies in this
country is the American lgriculurist published
in New York, by the Orange Judd Company.
One OF the important features of this paper is
its fearless and persistent exposures of existing
humbugs, thus saving to its readers many dol
lars annually. We notice in the December
number reference to the Union Furnishing
Company Of Chicago, which has AN agency
in this place, and We fear has been successful
in "duping' several persons. We know that
the agent, who is lady Of rcspectability, is
not aware that she is lending assistance to
sHindlers, bat honestly and sincerely believes
she is aiding grand scheme for the protection
of the people against the extortions of retail
dealers in merchandise, Thu is what thc .lg-
ricuiiuist says in reference 10 this mammoth
humbug:
Letters Of inquiry continue to come in re-
lation to the "Cnion Furnishing Company"
of Chicago. In last months notes We alluded
To the concern without mentioning names in.
tending to ask our representative in Chicago
Ia investigate the matter. soon after the Nov.
number went 10 press We received Trough the
courtesy Of the editor Of the Western R,arui,
advance slips Of that paper for Oct. 18th. BE-
ing upon the spot the Western RWrd looked
after the Union Furnishing Co., aud does not
hesitate to denounce the whole affair in un-
measured terms. The very fact Of selling
tickets all over the country at - cents each,
which entitle buyers To purchase goods at a
low rate to he delivered at future date, is
suspicious upon the face Of il. II is safe to
avoid all companies who employ unusual and
unnecessary machinery To DO business which
may BE- transacted in simple open way.
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Aislllselslcnts.

The Gem Comedy Company, composed OF
the best actors and actresses Of the johnson
Opera House Combination, gave two enter
tainmenis at the hall over the National Bank,
on last Friday and Saturday evenings. Very
fair audiences in attendance, and the enter.
tsinments quite satisfactory. At the solicita-
ton Of some Of our amusement loving people,
the company will return here to-day Friday
and a bcLeit will he given the accom-
plished young actress, Miss Clara Angelo, this
evening. The programme is select, and in
cludes the comedienne of the "Naval Engage
ment;" Dramatic Reading by Fampton of
Eliza Cooks poem, THE Patriot = a charac-
ter song, Little Barefoot" by Miss Angelo
THE Death Of Nelson" song by famp,on,
with a concluding farce, "Periection.' Nd.
mission so cents. The troupe has three
nights engagement at Lancaster, hut reserved
tonight for the comedy lovers OF. Stanford,
Give them a rousing house.
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POstpOnenent Of Dr. Nerriuian's
On Enterprise.

The stagnation of all kinds OF business, re-
sulting from the late panic aud epidcmics
rendered il impossible for Dr. A. +, Merrman
to dispose of a sufficient number Of certificates
to insure fall distribution of prizes among
his patrons on the 5th inst, as previously an
nounoed. A. the Doctor has purchased the
gins, and desires a full distribution, and be-
lieving that those who have purchased cerIii-
Gates also desire il, he announces the post
ponement Of the distribution until September
3Oth, 1874. Those who desire dental work
done within the next twelve months, and want
a chance to get handsome and valuable prize
in consideration of paying cash for the work,
should apply Tor a ticket immedialely.