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New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
J. s. KENNEDY g. Col

No Al Cedar-st. corner of Willam-st.,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un-
sold Of the ISTERNATIoNAL AND Houston AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANYs FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, and
recommend them AZ an undoubted FIRsT-CLAss IN
vEsTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more than
double the amount required 10 pay interest. and con-
staUtly increasing,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

There has been nothing new to note in gold. the
sales of the first half of the day being at 1lS.G1l3
and of the last half at 1l4a119s, the price once
reaching 1l4i Considering the weakness and lower
rates of exchange and the strong condition OF the
London market money ruling easy there at 81 per
cent the price holds UP remarkably WELL The rates
Maid for carving were A. g. A. g. and per cent to fiat
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $500 in called
bonds and 1900 in coin interest. The days busi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared, S56,S66,OOO; gold balances $l,547
currency balances, 81, ,s7sss The following were
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TO INNEbIOkk.
To those who wish 10 REINyEsT JANUARY COUPONS
OR DIVIDENDS, and those who wish to RcREAsE
THEIR INCOME from means already invested IN other
Less profitable socuritiss we recommend tie seven
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

m.0d We quote pld Bt ts n9ts and GEORGES DE- ss 2se
az MssI,rel demand aud with continued t
arrival, prices improved and the a.,ie eos,s nr s@ ~.
No a do sI70 A2g Bssi SifDSR@ @ Tor NO DO
smoked Herring quiet UNCHANGED quoted AT c ior 20
for No. dutch Herring dull snd es~e'i pa'e ~ g. We
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
500. .2sa, $50 6,.Oi 100 2e,io7, ,ssO

1Oth oO'<''fosN f'",'"'foN" ~N''~'''
George X Sistare, No "A Nassan-st., offers as q
prime investment New-York City 5s, having thirty
years TO run.
The February coupons of the Pacific Railroad OF
Missouri wilhbe paid in gold, at maturity, by the
National Bank Of Commerce.
The aggregate amount Of exports teIciusve OF
specie from the Port of NewYork for the week end
ing Jan. 2s, lS73 was S4,S56,sl9.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania sXes 1866 Pennsylvania and Enc Kali
road, AZ Reading Railroad So; Pennsylvania Rail
road 5St. Gold ll3s.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
lowing were the bids :

City bank shares were in more active demand, and
quotations were firm. Continental sold at So Amer
lean Exchange at III; Central National at 20 Ger
man American at 1O2, ex-dividend; Ninth National
at 1Oj and Hanover at 1Ol. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
T'Hg GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY

1Hy GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds, limited TO $4,000 to the
mile TO close out the loan.
LoNG STRETCH OF ROAD INCLUDING THE NEw-
JERSEY SECTION, rs FINlsHED, AND TRAINS ARE NOW
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY. From Oswego east
ward TIE ROAD is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION for a
long distance. Short gap in the construction of
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEw-YoRK TO OswEGo. On the in
complete section the masonry and grading are fin
ished, and ballasting and track-aying progressing
with the utmost energy and we hope soon to an
nounce THE CoaPLErIoN or TIE ENTIRE ROAD OF
THIS GREAT TIUNK LINE FROM NEW YORK TO Os-
wFGO
These Bonds in our judgment possess in marked
degree the elements Of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND Liberal INCOME.
Pamphlets with full particulars furnished.
For SALE or exchanged for Government and other
securities at their market value. by
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co,
Financial Agents Of the Company, No 25 Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

State bonds were dull. Tennessees sold at Slf for
both issues and South Caronas April and October
at 25. Outside of the Southern issues the business
ras mammal The following Mcre the Llls:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
MUNICPAL BONDs,

LOUISVILLE CITY rs CURRENCY
81. LOUIS WATER LOAN Per Cent Gold.
Interest payable in New-York.
For sale by
DRExEL, MORGAN d Co.,
81 Excange-place
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

The days business at the U. S. sub-1'reasury en-
braced:
Gold receipts sse4sse 80 Currency pay .,o mn 81,
Cold baiance - S7,e074SS go Currency bal - -.
Currcy recpts sss,i42 "a anee 90 oo ~
~ iCustOms bS,Up
$4,000 Cancelled gold certificates sent to Washington
ID. c. 49,
Foreign exchange under the more plentiful sup
plv of bills has been weak and lower closing on the
basis of the following tnominal rates
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

CINCINNATI RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDs.-The in
terest payable in New York, June and December
Jointly and seyerally guaranteed by special indorse-
ment by the CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON
RAILROAD, GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILWAY,
and the PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY. The road COM
pleted and running. Mortgage, $4,000 per mile
OF the whole issue Of this Security, of which but
$4,000 remain unsold, the remainder is offered at
% and accrued interest by
WINsLow. LANIER & Co.,
No q Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations at p. m

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus on 30 days time and u to
2 per cent bonus according to value OF the shares
on 60 days, at the following variations from the
market price of the securities named
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

oATAEAL.ns n.ris' remain. w S9 and uachsas-i '''
OIL PBPPRhhiEr-ns iaQuIu 10 AIR and tie narfs' an
sslss Of Prre In Tin Al e30S3 @$h -, =, .
Ph0vIsI0ks-The Pork psrIe dali ssd tame the ssmsae
s. character, here ls hsa for The aor. A. "a ;.ts !, "a su
kr ksv Do o.! " for Extra Pnssi sD y n
Csss, and eN - ks Shear Csss, Ss hn" "n'aG
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

IN. week packages I72 less than
6o5 Total for the we.s JanG
month last Again We have MARI
az on selections butter Daes rather higher selling
the In fact OF the ooun
try With the intention OF
holding further Choice state butter scarce aud - is SOLID
which demand Western rolls plenty
AMI generally either inferior medium quality. There - few
selling make that price, e hIe Michigan
the central Ohio rolls sell a.
30 half bbs Indiana going 22e sHd 90 fair ohio 5ao
selling 81 zoe and 800 lbs good at Accounts from
California lead expect yellow butter from there about toe
Il likely that will larger Quantities
th. sound State butter assured
more than ecei. We ind sales OF ed irs
6d3 Of 10 going at 3 selection Of ~ N, selling
3oc half 4c and straight lot Of % Cortland
County price There little eomng from Can
int one lot sold 91 while The ss
been sold 10 arrive, at 3Sc Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

TUESDAY, Jan. S-P. NJ.
9hs public mind 10 al "a, sea- IN regard 10
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

M0LASSBsrhsre has been today largo movement ae~ crop
Domestic and the salcs part ases .gssgss some ee
ehose s6 foreign Aolssses renlinf quiet s
hd sold a ase quote sss for Psr'o Re' and
0c- for Cuba huscovsdo
NAVAL sToRBsspihh Tapenus has ruled rrcnr under
nud favorable foreign dvecs and fD market Wlmngts. the
aury been and chiefly the sde the sales 30 bb
Gshaniab i .heh price bid the e!e's Rosn I...a
100 bba Strained phvste terms and sa
bbs at s34 - IS the fae grades
Inactive bed IS J for Washington and - 70 for Wnus
,es City Pitch jobbng at - osSet&
os-rhsre noa.rs.e ,nqaisy 70. Lsssd ,ai lhe. ar.
qaoabs change Menhea 10 dull and aonsl
e Lard without eAsngs quoted oe Tor Prime Winter Code
Refined nominal 6Cetc for Yellow Wia
Oil. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
SECOND BOARD.

safes or Government D0nds
10000 o. Cs, Cou. 49,. .1l9t 25O00 u s. 29 C CO. Nio
1000 .ll93 100 900 us 52O COu GslltI
teO U. s. Coup '62. .l16i 10000 lles
800 L. s. $40 COu 65.- ll65 5000 u ;. 52O Reg i0
Il u 5. Reg. 65 n1l4t
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
WHISKY lower and fairly active; sale, Of s7' bbl ssdse
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 2s, 1873.
tEIpreSsV THs n. Y. tribune our OVID aeponeLl

fEIpreSsly THB ". Y. tribune OVID deporIeL
GSnerdf~>DirectOnA
Send only good articles freight other
goods Put everything in good An attractive ook secures cram
where dirty package soTenY
pearance securely that the motion viii rot allow the
tents Use Of cdn dry tine cut straw With
eq9 paia-a stencil plate band contents
bbl stating the smouDt, also Sed etrf the
route time An inYoee or nat
should ncosed the
ages Secure yourself for 6ne 10 beat shape
sot Tourm marx s in demsnd.
BEANS AND PEAS.
bba beans, l+5 bush a93 hblA
beans and bush previous 23 bbs
with l3 bbs ago Total for the weeks
Jauuar bb against 45l5 for Jabur 1871 The market
about reported with little 6mnes medium beans They are
being obbed out store So 60 Western beaus arVpg
Cansapeas sell at 81 80 free bbs southern b. eye
ares and firm a hgher figures. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

,AI.Es AT TUE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIEsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales OF Government Bonds.
N 40 IT. q $40 Coup 62ll6} 200 u. s. $40 Cou sloi
1900 s. $40 Coup eS nls. 5000 ~
1900 u s. IS, 1910 CoulISt s0oOO
SALES FROM 10 TO 10t A. N
-. -. 1,al tI,rte Railway Pref Atlantic & Pacific
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
WESTERN AND CANADA
CHEESE.

Receipts week 6sl2 boxes 3S72 e' ib las, Nsef
year 1874 boIesj seek 6J3 boTs
i243 boxes Gable quotation ess Gold closes
ia Total cheese for the four weeks OF Januy 1894
boxes against las; shipments for
January boxes against boxes 10 January io12 With
higher cable advance OF Is. ene cheese doing better
though the trade Is lively need BE- TO work Of he
the
deuind hne for home supply other
Of 835 boxes selling 6c Bslumoe 20 bors for
Providence I5 200 boxes to ship al 5ic Of only med TN zde
Isle being refused shipper for 600 boTs small sales od23 bo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

based Cotton sort, running IN quality not
more than half grsde above below the grade quoted
DKLIvEHY
Forward fair request about former rates. tes as
hss,o 4 fIoNN inQy.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Controller Green opened the proposals for the
City Improvement stock authorized bv Chap. 92o OF
the Laws of 1869 this afternoon, and found bids
ranging from 1O1 to 1O5 (ony small amount at the
latter figure), and amounting in the aggregate to
$S,355,OOO The bids at 1O3 and above are sufficient
to cover the amount of the loan called for, which
shows the credit of the city to be in very good condi
ton. The bonds bear per cent interest payable
semi-annually, May and November, with the princi-
pal redeemable in 1892. 4
The London Economist of the 1lth of January has
the following concerning the new German coinage
of gold:
According TO the last statement the German Govern
ment has making rather less progress than usual
with gold coinage For the most part OF last year the
coinage was the rate Of nearly half million week,
but in the interval between Nov % and Dec the coin
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
FRESH FRUIrs.

Receipts week S46 dried fruit Sss than last
06 pkga Arivaf Of Ia
shipments Of ,ppe so ee total receipts Of eed fruit, fo
good sliced having inquiry. CommoR southern ODER
Tennessee at &C. The stock Of Western large
moving sale OF 100 bb good Ohio made 3 l0t
bags ens cut Southern s Peaches are dead they well
peled recently holding for lle so<
tc 80 bb unpeeed quarter, de- and rs bags have,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

~. F1auf STATE and PepasryspIs-. uG " -
Cero Meal sepsp but hi sses sf no seA We
aop H..l J,r,y - 8s3 10 Corn Meal Brrs ~ |" est %
Ten Nssl ,sssrh rs . ~ Corn hsalGhnk -
California and onrca flour rfsdy a. ss'eso or cer"'' 70
Coed Clo., ksd ELL Canadian PsuI quiet s eiodge
Bssi.hs., qs.. AID I.. s~s {" % o'ss' TO- and
pIkhTls tss Dry Gel sAss Nm vp se sso'e "
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Zee ssvsusA RAaa,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
CEsEsr.
Rosendsle q bbl. ...-s - asl 60

HHOOM IOkN AND BEOUNN-Iht Ftmals
pre, A., un snyed quote at 3d4e for ola Med "a
e. for New Fue Mined Green, and 1lc for New
Eur. BTooris yef, quiet but hrm-
BEESWAX-The market Is tm with fair demands the arrivals are
nsbt; salss OF SO at Jld3c for Western and Southern
COTTON-here has been active demand for Cotton on the ot
TO- and the eOses trn We quote
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29
ff,lA

Reept. for the week 2l pkgs, $50 than week
year 1906 bbs Total for January 63 against 5Os
January bad going the couutr keep
reduced that higher
deal in the bgures sDd
siderable excitement all the from ~ With
days each other The market unsettled Most oi the arm
are from yrn Csona AMI Tennessee small lots
nvng from Charleston LINED nearly done with lot Of 81 bb
lined held Some Of the receivers refuse TO sell
DAYS. Quotations:
J. dor 81 d lWesers marT.....B dss
LINED
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

moderate inquirv for Domestic.
Ia are lighter. aud the market 10
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29


Thus the s 81 600 in four weeks or about
1926 per week. against previous weekly average on
between Rl5OOO0 and 10000 The German Government
in the interval appears to have been coming l0mark
pieces almost exclusively which accounts for the snaIer
outturn value although equal number OF pieces
may have been struck. The comparison Is:
Coinage, consgs,
"a. Dec IL Inefeefe
MsrtS EGrit hArtt
2omnrh pjeces - 9g7, $50 3S91l5,50 lasi,+o0
I0msrk pieces. 62,6595l0 i7,2s6,04o Hc2t,SO
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Most Gorgsoms and GRAND Street

First ne magnificent Chariot drawn ~ novel thdnres followed
ndppe
ctr taya
eUnSar
10 81
~ Christian.
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tho s'siisilss we have ssmmsntsd sn.
doubtless We have sllll many trials TO uA-
dergs spd many uncertainties 10 pass
through but that which We have already
accomplished re-asursa 10 In regard to
what rsnAins 10 ~ to aooomp lish, and We
have q right 10 DO proud Of What We are,
Nbsn We eonaidor What are those who
prsssnt themselves before the world With
80 much pride, AZ ,-.W
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The Dallas Herald says ITO the least
Observing OF men it must DO apparent that
tho American nation has arrived at that
juncture when it must choose between 4
government Of poh,icians or 4 govern.
ment Of patriois. ~ ~ ~
Tbst.is,the iuncture. at which the Amer.
lean nation has been always It is no new
tissue or duty. Judging from the balance
sof the Heralds article, we might not be
right sure that it would not mistake poll
tcians for true patriots. - Galveston
a. AsitAisqiits possible that We might al
some time mistake politician for true
pairiot,iws should be glad II the Times
would dcihs the service to poiat cut our OF
ror, - W. know Of no one better suited to
act - eur guide in matter where II
knows 90 very much Of the frsi aAa 90
very little 9th d,st!J = AoenSA Z
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-19

New YORK, Nov. G.-Aquestion has
just been raised involving the IT demp-
ton of certain five dollar bills of the
Usage National Bank, Iowa. The sig.
natures of thepresident and the cashier
of said bank attached to the bills are
forgerics The bills were issued by
the Treasury department at Washing
ton, in January, 1866, against bonds
lodged with the Treasurer as security
for their redemption. Subsequently,
the bills, to the amount OF ". 600, were
stolen from the vaults of the bank be.
fore being signed by the cashier or
president, and were readily circulated,
the requisite signatures having been
successfully forged. The bank, and
also the Controller of Currency, now
refuse to redeem the notes, and the
New York Mercantile journal compa-
ny, and the persistent advocates of
currency reform, interested in this
matter, have, through notary public,
protested against the action Of the
bank, and Il copy of the protest has
been sent t. President Grant, Secretary
Richardson, United States Treasurer
Spinner and Comptroller o of the
Treasury Colby. The question involv-
ed is who should be the losers of the
notes.
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TEXAS AND Pacific RAILROAD.

A Washington letter to the st. Louis
Republican makes damaging revela-
tons in relation to the California and
Texas Construction Company, which
was building the Texas and Pacific rail-
way. NJ
~ 1t alleges that as the Credit Mobilier
was being exposed in all its villainy,
this California Company was organized
on principles equally as corrupt, tam
pering with high officials by similar
disreputable means. If this be true,
and its failure is theconscquence, hon
est men throughout the country should
rejoice. We would rather not have a
railroad to the Pacific in twenty
years, than to have one built on the
principles of corruption, swindling
and debauchery of public officials.
Corruption has long enough festered
in the hearts of public men, civil and
military, and if we have one desire
above all Others, it Is to see the last
one of them driven with scorn and
contempt into obscurity, and his place
occupied by m incorruptible man.
The light, thank God, is breaking, and
these base men are being slowly, but
surely, kicked into their merited isola-
ton from respectable society,"
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Commission MERCHANTS,
DALLAS, wiG% A..

We mhc this 0ccHsi0u 10 thanlt OuF
fe!cnd, for pHst iu,Ors, and Tcsprci-
mIiy Cgll iHoir attention 20 Cur i'm.
niensr TGri,, which We arg JUS iogCi,.
ing direct from the principal MANN.
fIoturcTS Of Tie North nhG NcnL par.
cliRahing direct from nrsf haiis i0?
cnsh On the spOt, ANA awaiting NUr-
selves 81 every advantage by shipping
IA ear l0nds under special contract.
and bN our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses, We
confident la OuT ability io Offer 10 GuI
friends nnd 90 UIn public GcncrHlIy ur
Immense stock nj better rates an
m0Gc uniformly low ncurcs thnn ha
ever before bv0n offered Ia tie interior
Of TcNHs.
A. II basis and foundation Of our
business, we gunrantc" every article 10
be rs represented, og money refunded
n; Onr expense OF transportation.
NIrritrccss in business depends cn.
tireIy UpOm csiabIIShiug a Wholesale
trade Ia Northern Texas, ana wc only
ash n inir ana i-upnruni trial, aud u
riOhc comparison Of uniform prices
Win rIOsc of shreveport, Galveston,
md Ncw Orleans wii! Ircjahis added,
aud we chccrruiIy abide by thc dccl-
sion Of ihc sane.
GAlsIINGTOy, MAnSALlS g CG.
G,ultf
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a Case for the Doctors.

IRON the western (Nu) democrat.
On Friday, the Sd Instant, the wife
of George Brown, II colored man, resiG-
ing in this place, gave birth to child.
On the Sunday following, probably for
ty-eight hours after the occurrence mar
rated above, she gave birth to another.
This is said to be one OF the most re-
markable eases on record, and Il paral-
lei for it has never been known in this
region.
A still more singular occurrence is
the fact that a lady residing in Ritclie
county, aged eighty-thrce years, a few
days ago became u mother. Her husS
band is seventy-scvcn years old. Her
youngest child, before the coming OF
the last one, had children married, and
they had children. Surely the country
is progressing
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10 the vessel, was palppbIy haaleuod
10 prevent the possibility ol0ny action
or protest by tho United States or
England, whose citizens were on board
and herein ls'a direct, uupardonnblo
insult offered to this government The
act Itself In ~ barharlty md rcmoT"-
lcsa sayugcrT II shocking 10 every i'm
pulse Of the human hcart, Cuhp w.
moreover subject 10 Ihopowcr caprIecy
whlms aud moboeraCy Of clphs 81
men known IN the Cuban volunteers
organized into dangerous proportions
By Spain, In order 10 suppress the
ycMulngs Of that people ar liberty
In the meantime spain has cstob-
llshed II Republican form Of govern
mcnl,wllh the iIluslrlous patriot CAS-
tcllar ut It's head but Is engaged IN a.
clyll war at home against the uccuIsed
Spanish Eourbous, who are trying lo|
re-cstabllsh Il deopotlc government
with Don Carlos as King Spain,
therefore, however well intonlioned
CNstelor may be, Is powerlcss 10 con-
troll Cuban affairs, aud the armed rab-
bic, known ~ the volunteers, have
full swNyyand are as bloody II band of.
cut-thruats rs have existed In modern
times.
Such Is the situation the future Of
Cuba, alone and under Spain, dark and
hopeless. Such are the proyocatons
to American intervention. The high
est interests Of humanity demand that
that beautiful aud fertile island, with
It's million Of inhabitants, should form
n portion Of the United States. It lies
north Of the gulfat or very door, and
within sixty miles OF American SOIL
It is the key TO the gulf For over
three hundred years IL has been gov
erncd throttled and taxed to support
despotism in Spnin, three thousand
miles away Our produce, our ship
ping, our privileges rs mcrchautsand
travellers have ever been treated rs
those of enemies rather than those Of
friends. 1t is aud ever has been Il
standing cyc-s0re and tannting men,
ace to everything Amorican. And
now, just Us Spain herself, is strug-
Cling for free government, she is utter
~ p0werless to contr0,, alleviate or
improve the aiairsof Cuba.
We, therefore, hold that the time
has come, IN the name Of solfpyuicc.
ton and humanity, for the United
States TO intervene and plant her pow
or on that island, to establish parental
system Of lawsand afford thcnaiives Of
Cubn the blessings OF free government.
The ball is in motion. ST. Louis has
had II monster meeting, New York,
Baltimore indeed all the great ceutcrs
Of the Union are moving. The excite
mcnt IL great but the cool, thouehllul
action Of the whole country should he
greater. a short time will determine.
Either we will hold Cuba oragain spas
modic indignation will ignominiousiy
wilt
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ssODEY'S LADH'S BOOlK

For December is on our table, and is
fully up to its former attractiveness in
point of literary contents, its illustra-
tons and fashion department, Cooley
Is the oldest and 1t has always been
considered the best of ladies' month.
lies. Every subscriber, whether in
clubs or single, will receive premium
chrome, "rrue to Nature" Terms ~
per annum. Address l.. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia.
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A DAUGHTER of General Babcock,
one of President Grants Secretaries,
was dangerously shot by her husband
In New York n few days since. Wife
murder is getting into high places,
surely, II is only one Of the NANTES
tations of the corruptions generated
IN the land In the last thirty years by
the damnable influences Of two-blt
novels, woman's rights, free love AMI
Kindred outgrowths ofiniidcllty, fanat-
icism and dcviltry generally.