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81. ELMO, Ill, July 9Th. 1874.
Il. Y. Pierce, n. D., Buffalo, N. "
wish to add my testimony to the won.
derful curative properties OF your Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. ]
have taken great interest In this med
iclne since ! first used it, was badly
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver deranged
and an almost perfect prostrs.ioD Of the
nervous system. So rapid and complete
did the Discovery effect perfect cure
that IL seemed more like magic and 3
perfect wonder to myself, and since that
time We have never been without bot
lie of the Discovery and Purgative Pei
lets in the sliouse, They are solid, sound
family hysicisn n tho house and ready
at 81 tlmes to ~ 10 tho relief Of sickness
--wishout. charge. We have never he'd
doctor In tho house since We 6rst be-
gen tho use ofayonr Pcalsts and Discov-
sryeI have recommended the use Of
tlaese mcdiciness In several severe and
complicated csses aSisln9 from, % !
thought, an Impure State of the blood,
and 10 mo one csseahsve they failed 70
more than accomblIpk ail thsy claimed
to DO. will only mention ons 40 re-
marka,.le, though I could give you doz.
ems. Henry Roster, furniture dealer, Of
this place, who was Of the most pitlful
objects ever seen, his face swollen out OF
shApe;, e;,scaies And eruptions without end,
extendiag - his body, which was c0m-a
pletely coversd with bl0tchcs and scales.
Nothing that he took seemed TO effect Il
particle. finally induced him TO try
q fSw bottles or the Golden Medical Die
covsry. with daily use Of the Pellets, -.
suring him Il would surely cure him. He
comnepOed itsuse some ok weeks since,
tax iag two Peiless each night for week,
then ene each night, and the Discovery
a. directed. .Ile kpults ~ ep-day his
skin is perfectly smooth, and the scsly
are 1osA H las taken solss
seven or sight holslss - ~, asa Coasid-
prs himself cured This else hsd bafped
he skill of our bcstbAysicisns. Nessrs,
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Evidences Of % great Democratic
victory" are rapidly accumulating,
indepcedcat 6slsceion rsturM. We
.lres1y h.5s m . deci.ioa BY !! =
Democratic Supreme Judge in lndi-
ana that the colored children have no
right to admission to public scheelsi
(Si,a ueepssisioh (fpm Engllh hQl9,'
e.ok u lbdera1e 5b&As, AsM 80
their payment by the United States;
(3) an invitation to every 4an Who
lost slaves by the war TO furnish
reeosd of ihe facG tt1nnp1naslDn
nav be obtained from Congress; ~
a.tsD}sif96stsbcs iatrod6Osd iaiso
the Missouri Legh6mrs glsShG
full pardon to the James Brother, the
Gsdss Hingcsvalry, and .all sthsr,
DsnoOvustO 1esperadoos. Who says
that revolutions never 60 backward!
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For sous Zine lsrss corps Of ex-
pefiseccd ns1. sompgisiag historiana
artisS. Typographical surveyors.
Dsaughtsusn, esc., have beeu bus,ly ea.
gegefia ooliectiAg md Rsepsring mater
tal for complete Historical atlas Of Iowa.
Mr.. A. T. Andseas, the publlsher mas had
tho most extsusivs expesiedce Of any
mAAg in the West In. publishtng atlas
maps, and lie, intends to make this one
Justly and truthfhlly represent Oh the
leading interests of the State. II will be
handsomely bound volume, containing
between six and seven hundred pages Of
instructive matter periAinipg 70 Iowa..
This history or the Htate viii embrace
wide range Of lnforuntion; giving an
account of its early settlement, and OF
every important event that has occurred
slacs; . full and correct review Of her
Institutions, churches, schools, colleges,
asYlums, manufactures, productions, d
nsndal resources, population, and adyan-
tages, with brief political history; and
also en- accoust or the settlement and
pIogress Of each coupty OF the State.
An TIE counties in the State win be
nspped, BY personal obeervati0ns made
by experienced men; the orgaalzed coua.
ties will each occupy separate pages.
From these msps will b compiled the.
best, most perfect and complete map OF
the whole State ever made. and ono that
will bring before the observer all the.
prominent Typographical features of
Iowa. This 70 not the case with any
other map of the State, - they have
been coupled almost entirely from sur
iveyor's reports, and show the location of
only such objects 40 are there noted.
The whole work will be beautifully II
instrated with well executed sngravings
ofpublic buildings, private residences,
snd natural scenery This sketch will
give but . very limited idea Of the work
and ils detalls,or Of the immense amount
Of labor and capital Invested In its pro.
duction, bat nsarly svery citizea of Iowa
will have An opportunity of examining
the prospectus and having 1t explained
TO hin The work has recssved . very
lihsfsi patronage. from the prominent
bcstnsspmen aaAFtArmsss lofthe state
wherever AAAs lAea hFenglt TO theis
notice. A9kissa &knsg g1oPsdiaA q ass.
fnl Information, besides being valuable
M ~ eislseu III foWs shobid uniit
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Iss.It 4 now gravely suggested that
di4 lIlsnosfats, bv Ray d eettinc
arpuhd = few kttle din cplties 10 their
paih, shall resolve that they are in
fayor Of judicious tarif, 1 suitable
cur ency and . proper tsestment ol
the negro sad fhat Zach aGun6fes-
sional District shall Be- left 10 decide
for itself what sort Of tariff, what sort
Of currency rand what treatment oi
the hd8ro, Y IL prefers. The plan is
scarcely rev, but it isso very nice!
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The President announces that the
virginius matter is progressing in .
satisfactory manner, and is likely to
be settled, as in the case Of Englands
BY . per capita payun1 q e II.
demnity for all Americans captured
and shot. No difficulty. is anticipat-
ed'with Spain in regard 70 this mat
ter, but in considering the Cuban
question, the President uses very
plain and emphatic lan8sage. He
refers to the cruelties practiced, and
TO the horrible condition of affairs in
the island, Is Of such a character ~
will 20 longer permit Ecixilized pa,
iSsS in silsacd6r inactpa
The insurrection has been unsup-
pressed SO long rs to give rise to
grave doubts OF the ability OF Spain
to nut il down. The President goes
further thaxia Ihip lasts msaaage sud
his treatment OF the subject will
surely be regarded as threatening by
Spain.
The continued existence of slavery
ihH1h 4thc only spot in Christen-
dom where it now exists-is COM
mepted upon ID terms of severe con-
demnation. The pro-slavery element
in .the, islsud ia described a. eoa-
stanfly arraying itself against and de-
flying the home government, commit
tinc acts.of eppsessiop and maintain
ing flaesAnt sb65N in.spite Of that
soyes,snent, md only aiming to
strengthen the chains Of slavery.
Under q proeqssoq 9f loyalty 20
Spain the islsndis bsing exhausted,
and all acts done arc in violation Of
every principle Of justice aud right
kch gives nobik character to |. .
tk Mert d.hp ealfy and Ssli;
wrongs shall bs speedily rectidlas#
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Lost on or about the 10Th day OF Oct.
1874, from the farms Of the subscribers
four miles east Of Clarence. four heiier
calves, from five to eight months old,
described as follows: One red spotted;
one mostly white, with red spots; one
red; one roam. Any one giving informa
tion Of the above described stock, and
where they can be found. will be liher
ally rewarded.
s Arc ScHuLTy.
50wS WV SCHULTZ.
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To whom 4 nav concern.

To whom Il may concern:
Notice 10 hereby given, that the Ger
tain promisary rote, dated April 9Th,
1871, made by Frederick Kroemer for
500, payable to Hannah Kroemer five
years after date without interest is void,
and for failure Of considers tion all per-
sons are hereby notified not to purchase
said note. 2W50 FREDERICK KRoEMER
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Dunsford. = Co. ..dEusgists, Of this place,
are selling largely Of your medicines and
the demand steadily increases, and they
give perfect satisiaction In every case.
Respectfully. W. II. CMAMPLIx,
@ Agt. Am. Ex. Co
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The telegraph repoEls another war
s:': n: .si.s s.ss3::pc6:slk m
character Of the struggle on NE part
Of tie latter to protect thsiE homes
and hearths may bes GR
the further fact sAtsd bythe tele-
graph th.ssksss s~sks A~ssey ~ Z
sroes killed and one white msnssH
i the old story. a
m. ,S1l[bE'g 7zf1!l..kl
s,ll7e Fl /: iEsss$ J g!sEsr .s!E:s 'tEsss
into tI2s1aIs1i sG0s RED ci~essasst
have begun the 6ghthy getting an, .n
,sjssss'sa nat,;ss s9 al a ass Il i!ysale sJsasy
To- deb. dye ahe ! cop!'sss ~ \ 9sFsiyso io
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I fch declined to 1l0s Tuesday,
aecEed'ted to the specie Resumption
sdyocacy Of he President's Message
md the Secretary Of the Tressurys
faeppfn 4stl(sltIsf E1llgr Efr
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The Upton ADVERTISER speak
ing of the report thata pean was
in circulation asking for thopoint-
ment Of the editor Of the ienport
Gazette to she Office Of Cotor of
Internal Revenue says: re ,m-
doubtedly will and ought be a
change in this Office WIS the
matter now with father Bdman?
Cant he tell the color Of Iu Cea-
sar's hair? Ifnot, he oug to be
made 10 walk the plank.-f. Re-
publican.
No, Bosrdman would k,n, moth
ing abooe WOOL, unless il wsOseos
yool; in at casesyUa oc'Lb hb-
" s1' 'n' a -
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It Hse rdpcto The lSecretassth
Navy shows that branch Of ,ice
- aeasist 1t present Of lG3 els.
with 1,35l guns. Sixteen oiesel
~; isse.cla6 saad very fornbse'
.ikaf yeasslA Wild flnr others,ble
turreted monitors, are undergone
pAirs, nd will soon be III a'conOn
FOR servfce.
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Road NOTICE.

Taall 70 whom IL may concern The toin-
missionefs appointed 10 view n highway
com me encing at the southwest c prner OF the
northwest quarter Of section II, township
81 and range t. west OF 9Th D m, in Cedar
county, running thence south one mile To
the southwest corner of the mort Invest quar-
ter of section II, township and range afore-
said, and known H. The Zerbe Consent road;
nd report upon the expediency of vaeating
so much OF said road as is above described,
has reported in favor OF vacating the south
three fourths uf the above mite, and all OBJ
jections thereto.or claims for damages must
be filed In the Auditors Office on or before
noop OF tue 18th day OF January, u. d. is75. or
such highway VIII be vacated without ref
erence thereto s@a a
Ew4 MOREAT CARROLL, Co. Auditor.
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Another: A bolsnd daring rob-
berry was commitd at Corrinth
Ni:s., at lao r, N r,sssday. Four
well mounted men ,de.np to the
.Tishomingo SavingSank. Two en-.
tered and locked thdoos, and two
remained outside. ,ey demanded
Ne lie lldy6, whiclirssident Tay-
Sr refssed. They tnasAade an at
Ack upon him With iyes and CON-
pAlIbdh Inn to subr. They took
over $1,000 10 .cprrey ,and as much
mSre 5iA watches andiamonds. Mr..
[yTssl9 was not badl,srt. A negro
MN Was in the banlaaking de.
boSt II the time andss not permit
20 leave ,uuGikAtc ybers retired.
|Thev v~gsyfHy TIE bas skYteen MN
utes Peonla.1ho alssed the bank
clos1A supluss Nylhad gone to
dinner. he~6 ~6Sni fsh~an out Of
the way place and noluch noticed
Eflnpph = i,ss1r1 -
||||;I;il||||E;!!!!:A|!'!:!l!:::I / 4 1! ]! / !! !: !!
suit.
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The Chicago GQurie,ys that w.
n 66eey editae Of ,hsn.es of that
city Was married Wedaay night,
to Mrs. Eureka F. Pean, Of the
same city. A'e "
= The groom's presents the bride
were costly and eleganconsis,ing
Of : complete 81 of toise shell
iewelry, valued At &600.d an ele-
giant and expensive watand chain.
The brides sister, Mrs. NIB, pre-
sented her with . setsof,stly ss1l
elegaitly ~sdoght bfAce. Oshss
presents were given to ttbeautiful
bride, but these were the,st nota.
bic among them. 1t is reted that
Mr.. Storey, in addition, decided
bis bride Z ene-half intert in the
7;mes. 1t is probable Il Storey
will now withdraw his suagainst
DR.. johnson for killing b former
wife. :.
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Notice or Reading OF win,

Estate Of Edward Merritt, decease:
The State of Iowa. Cedar county. N:
To whom IL may conoern--fou are here ~
notified that on the 18th day Of Nov, 1874,
there was opened and publicly read by the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. In and Tor said
county, an instrument of writing purport-
ing TO be the last wi Ill and testam ent of Ed
ward Merritt, late of said county, deceased:
and that the I'd day of the February term
of said Court commencing on the third Mon
day, 18th day OF Feb. 1879, has bean set as the
day for final hearing and proof of said will.
ut which time all persons interested may
appear and show eanse why the haine shodld
not be admitted 10 probate.
i9w3 w. .H,vAN MESS. Clerk.
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The report Of the Secretary Of the
rreseQ1, just made to Congr~sstpt
U ks groua6 il 5aA5rsd Jhefe.
ltn Of sstcieS p(yASnk mt
fosmulates definite plan, as follows:
!. The repeal Of the legal tender act
at . fixed days to contracts there
s.. aslSSAa2.! Issue e. ,.,s 9t seavs,. N ;..
terest. 8. A day for resumption 10
Be 6ked Within three years, and the
Secretary Of the Treasury "a be au-
sksreales lf6m diAs a%e. to to
raiss gold. by the sale Of bonds suiai.
cisnt to keep the Treasury in condi-
.::::;;;]l ;]i|e::3 ! IS; 6; [::::::.!sgsxE :!
rcQipi7g ilyey,kbe fsactipnal lQaErency
.6kt retired as fast Is The new coins
are produced. 5. The coming oi
- 6b4 I h4frSs, VI rNHyef6 ye
! IL ~. 1H2ssb-
ject Of internal revenue certain taxes
hre recopn4 u u. IA i6p8 ~. ID
in lieu thereof an additional tax oI
asisy,!" '.tssap ess ssals:EisalIsd / ss' e.
sos ss'ss B nd si rs rs & e. e e
free list, which shows that while the
Eeo9tys sPtee femi to twelve mil
pea, Of the tax, consumers have not
fbeen* benefited penny. Doubts
Ire expressed as to the power Of the
Treasury Department 70 detect and
thtish frauds cn the revenue since
1hssspAsl II ethe moeity law. The
withdrawal Of cotton claims from the
Tssasusy Departssent is urged. The
Secretary is Of the opinion that the
ternmeet hDeheeN 49, Rsth y
Expenditures fn public buifdlngs, and
rssca4enA tikid eesomy for the
[ u A w ~
Dlp -~lz.-Ths. rfoloyiag
was the mode Of procedure adopted
blythe countGfeiter whose arrest at
Olin was decfbed by our correspon-
dent last week ~
E AaipgAoa ND procured several Is
inotss oasgivo bank, q greenbacka
Of the same ssies. Fsom one he
carefully cut ot the upper right
klnd qnsrtfspd neat1 pasted a
quarter cut from genuine 81 BILL.
i From another &.note Ke would cut
the IN hand qarter, the space be-
ing supplied from the d6llar note in
the same way. his process was pur1
jp1eA Ut1l four qsrters we're obtain
ed, which were ten nsatly pasted
/ TfU6G1g, II Wlic means he was "a
SEe~ aSew6ftf found several Of
. these raised note. on Arlington
when they were passed together
seals 'iek Vas thrcn up0n the por-
ton joined to rencr detection diff
cult. Besides sewal ills already
gluuepssee end poplete, he found
,, several others fronwhich q quarter
, hsd been cut prepatosy for another
Job of pasing whe he should have
time.
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The s6plinterer" Of the Newrk
World thina it is likely ihsEsill
lheaHlntsi in bc aient Mnrk ket he
kseNS ! ss(lsheS y ss1tdhtena-
nv is true, that the Auburn Sea-
~ is 10 have Nh addition 'to an
I'D: e F"t" '~o'-
Tsr / - s@s-.szs -vE
|. A bill uss istroduced in Cong,
day before yesterday, BY Seor
J ku,;ss w v'sn
back.ao twenty FIVE ,thonsagiolss
HlauN NJ a,sssusn.e SsSasS
aassy4 agyfr Nf VI
Hon. ]. u. Cotton, kepresetlve
stf1 (|s,s,lGle!l6.h hlsk'ss.. 'ss.
ing hiS 1erm Of ofices .
l zg sd n1e s
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ADMINlsTRAT0R,s NOTICE,

Public notice IL her ~ eiven that the un-
derstRned has this d,ssa cra appointed and
commissioned by tile lrcuit Court Of Cedar
cDnnty, In the State af 12~a. n .ltntnistrat0r
of the estate OF David johnson, Iced: and
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 10 nle them with the
Clerk of said Court, clearly stated and
duly sworn t0.and persons owing aaId es-
tats are Retifed 10 make immediate pay-
inent to the eundeuigned. ~
Dated Rt Upton, lows. this 81 day Of Dec.
A. ID 1874, Z
sw50 ALBERT N. CARpENrER, Adm'r
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sElps the sChiosGU Criminal Court,
MoHdsy mosAing, Jsdge Tee, ia Ms
ehal4s the Grind Jsry advised
the Indictment Ct tho tiy so,horI-
ties for maintaining . nuisanco BY
continuing th4 court room, public Of
ed feeslas &c., iiS she miserable
'sstdetue6 aDse 6asd - the City Hsil,
90 the eag'er Of La sslle and Adams
'''ee's' .93u1e lifIT il ua an
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/ Holds the Highest Reserve


. To all whom Il may cnnoern-The Com.
fnissioner appointed to vacate highway
colnm eaeing o. th~ 20 osl1west carner 0fsec-
ti0N II, 9QVnshiph1, nQfth and range 3, vest
a ~ p. ~ lin Cedae c0nAfy Funn ing then ce
north one-half mile. and terminating at the
northwest corner OF the southwest quarter
d said section Il. has reported in favor Of
the vacation thereof; and all objections
theret0, Dr SIAimS sdr damages must be fiied
II the. A6dit0r'a AOfIice on or before noon Of
the 5th day Of January. a. d., 1875, or such
wili be yA1tsu without reference
sswi MOREAt tARkoLL. 60. Auditor.
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THURSDAyDEC. 10. 1874.
suI 1ac.M ...x
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r0RR30eal sIo sseA0B.
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The Message Prqsident GRAFT,
....l lAeaH Gnsss ponSne -,
N.n.1sJ fs.,noo. l.s.
D''ns - ~, -,
presented 20 ou! '"ers IN 'u'' nese
49, hi6eR Il lraetipg seAAxiw-al
do -
- - vi
s-..ss.sp - -. s1ss.,.sa.s
one - -.
pressing and vitaltestlons OF public
6eoM I'D yeoA 4p1M tkch |
xEs,s ,ssesvsVio's sIh6ieu;tyy.- ~
.s. . ...,-. rr-..l4h.r.. n.v
NY&L1.M HIIN,.2Ga
Aslaso'1Yss
tire penerN Which y Unusual length
49, ~ 4 q H. L 9it q such We NJ
81. f.slo~;sx .;te oomnnsr|
e''u '.0 sOEg 8H8Nl
resa''ae:' !,
The meQQS arfelI ~
p - , ID i,
and while expressing et kindness
Of feeling and sn kS2Rfh,
Il treats Of teeu "a 0sog1
which havc prevailed 2 e ~ unspar-
lll1 uDr1np ~ Oed 1sea ~ me- ~
suits of tho var. - em lsd ~ tRes
Constitution and !ass Pea sosgfve
effect TO the consei slproyls'oas,
must be observed, xnd 80 fur u
thenaEepNeps prAflyss s,
- s16de s.noe s1ssssR -
uttcrences t2QR ths et ere vol
mo t decided 6hsfdctef. =
- 4rfaf Hq 0e6 eas e hcsE
sd61I< - ~ oesN Pf Ase'
luuiuiYuililuUDluWsv-(hesl NE slfsis
OF The South has always bk one of
extreme delicacv and a6t pei
plexity, and he would gl1y have
been reliexed from the nessity Of
any action in that dirrectb: hut,
w6enever.ihe questi1een1tssh ii
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"Not guilty. is the verdic' the
jury, at Waukegan, in the Sc Of
David A. Gage, ex-City Treaer of
Chicago. The Journal sayss has
been very con6dently apticif by
tisInAny symrs tkizisg friend this
city, who believe that the 4mon
Council was more to blame fcper-
mit.ing and authorizing tlcify
fulfis 10 be loaned .than Mriegs
waslin loaniag and lOsing thane.
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l9Athe rsstsstsa slsssibn oase BE-
tween Mrs Nepill and Indgs Cate.
for the ssat ~ Coaessss 1Br sle
kaghtiI Wiscoasis Distriet, the State
-Dossa u CAM hasS decided in
|hesgf Judge Clte, declasins hin,
eiested ty no haDprssy = Nc. Nc
Dmhox aGsliesS to tAS SsAte 50
pre9,e Court fOrsa writ Of msndamls.
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Upton Market.

MARKET REVIEW
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the oct y
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cd Of oeI
uunmcieniJ un
accordsrr..I
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New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
ERIDAY. Nov. PIP. NJ.

There was nothing attractive in the Wall-st
markets to-day, and a continued quiet prevailed in
all directions The railway and miscellaneous
shares were in moderate activity, and the tone of
the speculation was irregular and unsettled, the
Western stocks, and Telegraph, as well as Pacific
Mail being on the whole strong with Lake Shore
Erie, Union Pacific, and Ohio and Mississippi weak
There were no features IN the market Quicksilver
bounced Up to As for preferred, 1ise of
six per cent, but fell back to 45I0i6 The
leading stock to-day in point Of activity was North
Western, Of which $500 shares were sold followed
in order by Lake Shore, 2l,5OO shares Ohio and
Mississippi. 10000; Western Union II, 400; Pacific
Mail, lO3OO Wabash, $500; Erie, 1900; Union Pa
cifc 7,7O0 and St. Paul. G,8)0. The aggregate sales
amounted to about 14j,C00 shares. The variations
from the final quotations of Wednesday, at the
close to-day, were shown in an advance in
Rock Island and Union Pacific, each 4: Har-
lem, Pacific Mail, Panama, and Wabash, each / 4;
Western Union Telegraph. T. St. Paul, 2; North
West Preferred, u, and North Western Common and
Quicksilver Common. each l. per cent. OHIO and
Mississippi declined Il; Atlantic and Pacific Telo-
graph and Erie, each /. while Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Preferred, Central and Hudson, c., C. and
]. c., Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Hanni-
bal and St. Joseph and Lake Shore after slight va
riatIOns during the day, closed tue same as on
Wednesday. The general market wound up un-
steady. The opening, highest, lowest and closing
prices Of active stocks sold to-day as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
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