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WHAT Is NEEDED.

BosTON, Feb. Is, 1871.
Mr.. II II. STEvENs-Uear sir About one
year siuce found my sell In feeble conoiticn
from general debility. Vege,ine was strongly
recommended to M b, friend who had Leen
much benefited byits use 1 procnred the ar
ticls and after using several BEETLES was restored
10 health and Discontinued iis use, / feel quite
confident tina, there is no medicine superior to il
for those Complaints for which it Is esecially
prepared. and would cheertuly recommend II TO
those who feel that they need some,hlpg to re-
store them to perfect health. Respectfully Yours.
UL. PETrlNG1LL,
Firm of g. NJ. PSttnsill s. Co 10 State st. Boston
- Aws9
vegetine extends Its influence Into every par
OF the human organism, commencing with lis
correcting diseased action q re-
storing vital powers creating healthy formation
ard publication OF the looA. driving out disease
o nd leavirg Nature to perform It's allotted tack.
Veg esine is sold BY all druggists.
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L 1T T. M $

Mr.. Dn1kee reports g growing interest
in classical studies in the puclIc schools u
this City
Rev II NJ Simmons. of this city. recently
delivered in Racine his new iectu'e Dante, .
and he AdUoeate says it Was one of the most
instructive OF hO course.
Noticing the visi, 10 Waukegan OF tie
h'gh school pupils one day last week. tic
Go@ftte OF th&tplace says:
The hcmu'y aad hrains OF Kenosha Yisiied
Wsukegsn ON Thursday last. 10 the event
81 :hrec iul loeds OF The pupils ol their high
school. Toey were an intsllgens appearing
and we'll behaved band. Come sgain.%
We are gisd 30 learn thar the new drug
store a. Highland Park, opened short time
ago by Messre Cummings g. Durk~e. Ia a
success 1t is said 10 be a model in its way
and counted quite ap accession to Nhe bust
ness places of the village.
Now comes ihe Intsr Ocean, newspaper
n
lar quartz iorm. This leading Republican
Journal has fairly TAX Ii the 2rSt tank among
the beat deiies Ufthe country, snd the re-.
cent change will make It much more popular
ally
Da. Us,crS yesterday being Shrove Tues
day ~ Mardi GrsE, number ut quaintly
and gnrgeonsly alfred individuals had a
erlehrstion, aid entertained large audiences
on the >treeis with their mia,ick music "
The dey wss observed generally throughout
the country
At social meeting OF ladies and gentle
men on the tenth inst. at the residence OF
Mr.. Isaac ClApp IN KrDosha it was inc'drn'
tally aseerained hat the sggrega,s suM #
the ages of II individuals present vas Eight
HnndrtG and taseSty -tRrec!
We have jus' reee we'd hig lot, OF the H.
tesr styles o. HAtA and Gaps. also 3 great
variety OF Spring Cioi4ls, Cassmerer, and
Gents furnishing Go Ids. which viii be sold
at PaniL Frees S.3s
p. b n GRosCn
KENO IA IN WINTER Have you +. en-
those beautifut views OF KcuOsha in Win
teri at Trnesdel' Gallery, Our home AZ
list has surpassed an}tBtng OF the kinu ever
made in this city. They VII bs valuable
ddi'ion 10 your collection. and If lo0 wish
TO send q handsome present 10 d sant
friend, We suggest dozen of theas sup&rs,y
finished views OF Krnoah4 as she appeared
beepangled with SNOW fakes.
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

The kenoSha County Agricultural Socist y
will no the 6rst quarterly meeting for ls74
o. Ibe Hall OF the Society in BRISTOL on Mch-
Gay March 2. 1874. at O'Clock, P M, for
Vic transaction OF any business that may
prpperly come before he meeting special or
otherwise. A full attendance Is requested
Kenosha, Fe0. 10. 1917.
L. II. TARBELL.
2w39 &erretary.
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4 SOURCE OF GhEAr ANXIEr4.


EoUrH BosTOR, Feb Z. 1870
Mr.. STEW EMS Dear Sir | have taken several
bottles OF your Vesetlre. and am convinced it liz \
vsluanle reu coy Tor by >pepsa, Kidney Complaint.
and general debility OF the system. l eau heart
lily recommend it IL all suffering from the above
complaints. Yours Respectfully,
Nils. MONROE rAkkkK, 8Ss Athens 81.
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The Icing d,eaded famine ia alread y
npcn Indis Tie last Cnlra tn news d..
c'Area that fifteen ricts con'aing 25.'
O00Olo people. are now recngn'zod )!
distressed, and eleven 6is,'lc ts. Cnnia,n
ing IA O0b0oO. are rartisliy .ffcfed." /,
A1ditioc - thIs cDmra she ais .rcsai nc
report that 'ihe food ,rtnspnrt nas
Da,tinlly broken down" The ,vply and
fertile valley Of the Gsogr.. with II,
mmenss Multitude 81 human beings hsi
mora 'han ance been ,xvayed by tbs
s,,ne g.un specter, bus bat was in dsyl
when the meaes IL c, mmu- ,caticn with
the interior w.ra still wanting. Sine,
she time OF Give great change has
however, ,aksn place in this respect
Rsilueys nov srsversc The whole Length
and breadth Of Iadla, and, ss the ismin,
had long heen fofeseen, timely provision
against 1t might have been made. Tn,
prssent Viceroy, Lord Northhfack, bkl
ample authority for tho parpose, and h,
fac. the. the food transport has partl,
br0kvn dows indicates some culpahl,
care lcssncss ia efBcial qnarters--Ints,
Oosaa.
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Truths Mighty, and will P'evaI.
We 81 Il 4 line
Purifies The B.ota all. Re>tores
he EAtas;ts.
sEVENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE.

AsT hAhsAlIG,J, aug ~, 800.
Mr.. STEv AES-Dear sir: / ALL seveuly-une years
ofagr; have suffered many years with Kidney
Complaint weakness IN Ey back and ei0LaC
was induced b. friends to Try yuur Vegetln.
a d Ihiuk ii The beat medlcin Tor weakness OF
hc kidneys | ever usce. / have tsied ma1
remedies for this compl int, aud never ionnd 70
macn relief as from The VeYetIne. 1t sir,nstne ns
and invigorairs the Who'll, yslem. Many ii my
acquainiauces haze taRen II, aud believe it 10
he good for all the c0mplaIula Tor which it IL
recommended You're Truty
JOSIAH III. ShERMAN.
& SOURCE OF GKEAI ANXIEr1.
My dsu liter has received great benefit from The
ues OF Veg tue Her declining health was
source OF great anxiety To all of her friends "A
few bottles oil the Vsssti4e restored her health
strength and appetite. n ii. T'LDhN,
insurance aud Real Eslae ssen No. ~ sears
Building Boston, aass, jane 5, 1879.
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NOTICE..

Nb'i"e is hereby given that the Jury Tor
the AprIi ERIN at he Circuit Court tor Keno.
aha C"uHiY w be drawn At ,hr office oi
The Geek ct safe Cont at h. CIIy OF KENO.
Nha I'm Monday the Second day OF March
1874. ri 'w0 0'rlt2k p. NJ
D,'ed Feb IL "A
SwSS L. II. NICHOLS. Clerk.
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cures all HUMors from ire worst GcrcsaIa n
q common EslotcYa or EsinaDye. From I,fn "a
SIX bottles are warranted To cure Salt T9I1euns
or TcetcTs Pfrnples CIR Face, Rolls, Cars
ouncies. Erysipeles and Liver Conaa
The worst ScrOaulous SxvelIfngg and Eores,
rains In Bones and Sore Throat caused
Nv POISON In EslOod or mcrcuriai treatment
ssy LS wonderful Poet oral properties IL win
Surc 1ne most severe recent tie worst lingering
GOuEh In bali the time required by any oihef'
mcHicIne and IS DcT.ea..v safe. lnC+ening coGgh,
eo0thiRS irritation. ami relieving sorcncss. Sse4
~ all Druggists. Il. v. PIERCE, RI. De-
WORLDS OlSpcnSarys EuGusas n. !.
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Dhn'' fail 10 ca to Kau'men's Store as you viii
see there splendid assortment of Greus
Misst aud Ladies cks, Hoods, and Cloaks, and
every hing for the holidays cheap. II Kaufmans
Main street
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Tsairsy Kess~~' experience Of AN

WNFA. TaAa7" Y a EBVFEFKa&SE WK SGas
ssA ,SssrSe
Mr~ ssnsf""V's 0o,hspG yrup IA TIA.
y eses Esiss;. "a opp OF the Dett enialc Physl,
cia'. anG NURSES III the Uhitpa Staes. and has
beeh =" ~ INIT ve's" Wits nesel aIing safer,
an sucCeer ny inllli mr. OF mother nsu calilnren.
ON h"s ob.e intant Of org week aIn - he adult
Il c"fr"ciS cidtY o' the stomach relieves wind
CO &c, isa"iate' me bow II, and gives resi-, heaD,l
:" be he l5"r' and Siir"~ Herned III he " rid ~
nj cases o. DYoENTERY ard DiAkaHGA IL
CHtLDRt> "he her il afi.ee rom .TeethIug or
fr m ms phT Gdn~e Fnil direCit0i for uslr &
WI icaoin AN each b"1e. Mn. (Tenitinp ul,Ies,
tie fac sim'le of OUTFITS g. pERKIS+ ~ on The
"ut~iar sr"@D'r ~old by AT Medicine Dealers
iN5
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The Special Council. OF the Episcopal DiO
eese Of Wisconsin reassembled on Thursday
morning OF last week, and was engaged urs
I'll q late hour in the night, but failed TO cleo,
bishop.
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Gsai.d-eis often soOa& Pale and
sick

SkII WINS avor. Wlth Jtne cloths ana good
trimmings, and The AZ ts.Ic taste OF MI
E'cteitnan 10 get up CLOTHING III a BETTING
mannsr D"an say he hee n fr"ubie "a. sell
Prriee' satisfaction guaranteed or no sale
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The aecSwith st improv, Portable Fami
sewing hEi'n", direct from tham4nuIactnrIy
or sale fcr S!2 Inquire at this Office
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List OF Letters
Ws emaininG at the Poet Office. KeBosha, fer Il
HG week ending Feb. Is 1873.
H. II. TARBELL.
Serretary.


MP emainng at the Poet Office. KeBosha, fer the
HA week ending Feb Is 1873.
Brln MISS Marin Il Ia
Bioomfrlr G Palmer w
Deaiele, Vino R"mond Jno
Daring Einma Rogers Seely
Enter J00n Roe Err
EnZ Pmsilp Smith Mslt2
Hirney T Soierlas Mat
OHarra JAS Schaurz Supple
, ~ asses Peter s Taylor Dali b
Lsr Eyhrt WhI'e Charley
MARTIN Il Ii Willis James
Magcn Elise Z'mmer j
ENkAILABLRs
John Winett, LAKE Linden, Mich
Mlss l. Starmn Racine / blank
To obtain any Of the abeve letters the ap
picant must call for ADvERTIrED LETTRR
and give he date o! this HAT.
CHARLES FRANTZ, r. N
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"ONsr ~" EHPLoYMENT, At HONE MAZE or
Femaie, So week warranted. M caps NJ re-
q1ired Full part'cniar< aud n valuable s4mn,e
s"nt re" address. with cent pturn starap 40
D Young, So Fifth ~ Williamsburg n Y.
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There IL contest progressing IN the
Maine Legislature on he issue of ca pitsl
punishment. No test vote has been tn.
ken to indicate whether those in favor al
It's nboiitl.n will succeed or not but
those opposed to abolition are DISPOSED
TO compromise. They are pr 'p,scso re-
serve hanging for the exclusive mas oi
murderors Of the first degree, lite inpris.
onment fer those Of the sec md, and 40 On
wi'h medersting penalties for tho other
gradss respectively but it IL to BIZ m.
dsrstooa that any murder that ia com.
mi,ted ucder "provncati"a of great
wrong" shall not be passed 40 Of she first
degree.
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THE BIBLE.
duuy

10 the Editor of the K~nosha telegraph:
DEAR sIE.-You vii OH i've me by in srrt-
ing his III your uaprr with the euciosrd
lines composed by The iaie SIR William
Jones Judge in The Supreme C0ur in Ben
gs:--au.hor ot "A D.gest of C0mpiet.
Body OF FL ndoo and M"tra mmrdsn Lurlrpu-
drnce," who, IN additlop 10 great aconir-.
mrn's In vsri0ns other departments OF
knowledge. made INNS II acquainted with
twenty .eght ferenl angusgrs
Yours 1iu'y.
The Bible Hast thou ever heard
o such Book The au'hor CID Himself
The Rnhjrct God and man, savst,on. lie
And death Eerna lite -eterna. death.
Dread words, whose meaning has NJ end, M
bonndsl
Mos, wondrous Book-sr,ght candle of the
Lord
Tbs Book, this Hoy Book on ev'ry line
MAtk'd Sith he seal OF high Divinity.
On ~y'ry Leaf hpdewrd with drops Of love
DIvin~, and with The eternal heraidry
And signature of I'D Almighty stamped
From ffSt TO last his ray IF sacred tights.
This lamp from III he everlasting thrOne-
Mercy took down, and. In tbe night OF time
Stood. casting on the dark her gr&cioul
bow"
And overmore heseech,ng men with tears
And earn"s' s,ghs. 10 hear believe. and hive
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SOME INTERESTING DISCOVERIES

A monumental stone has been di.cover.
ed IN ibr Parahy ba district, Peru, bearing
AN inscription IN clear Ph9nIcian cbarac-
ters, which narrates that body at Ca.
nannites left ten centuries before Christ.
tue port "f Aznng4hon (Boyakabs) aud,
after navigating about the coast Of Egypt
fer one year, we're thrown off their course
by currents. snd ev entfuily carried to tho
present site If Gusyaqull, Peru. Tbs
names of he travellers bo'n male and t.
male. are slso given. Another discoy-
cry in that rrpurts Ia Lea Mondss of
three living mastndonh, by Russian con.
victs, in hitherto unexplofed parts of
Siberia. This does not seem impossible
when M. Dupont Of the Brussels Royal
Academy, states that the Inasto0on. like
the reindeer, In contemporary with the
horse. sheep and pig; and should not new
i've extinct.
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A MAN of a THOUSAND.

WhEn d ath was hourly expactp' nom COM
! ~ "PllO y si remedies havirg failed M.d Ur
mad" preparation of lNnl n HEuP = hfrh cnr"d
ms "H!y chid, auG new gives ibis recipe re, on
| '%ce'pf IT iNo Ala n1- - Uay ex0-nsp- HEhP
Al" Gu "s nighI-AT"afs, nsRs~a 81 the sinnI oh,
% WIZ break fft~h cold IL u h1Hrs Ansre.e
fTn""orE Dc 70. 1899 Race II Hh.E1 n0n.:ag tA.e
! pt per 4v 20
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q u T'JO< SALE.

L. u. NICHOLS. Clerk.
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Firm of q. NJ. Psttnsill s. Co 10 State st. Boston
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rmo,.a .,o,,a.,, .,tr. n,,vv :, re, 40 bo,,, J,
5 X: Il. s: j
Of soo srces for March last nsn s re
G9sLy q $50 ersss tor April at ss S tsTses
of p steam at e,.c r,. ,oo,o,. have n.en only
moderae 6n WITH tsr Sry prices were sus
tanned We make no change IN our former sange OF
Der H.: ics; ie do New jersey IA o Ms
i2c nc; turkeys State and New jersey isc
rsc 49, ws 81 r. doc e ssm c geese S
r. &c. a Soc NSS sssi
Selected b,cp dressed TX IN n n ary sc
and nd b Ks eo %G a1 fancy
Ell isr iS saisfeas sssrS rSSs
Jersey s sla,s sSo s
d De d. good p%s sS ss
dS Wes 20 go1G ec e SeIssy 20 ro"
sss .dss
ce rrol g9od 20 NE iSe 40 &
= IS ddsss sS5, 'f
s5n PER es c Sc rs do western ssr s e g.
c do long saddles &C. oc Sa dor whole deer &C.
F s. rsnn.a t,s m.,sst wa. ormer clos,
ing With holders Sna tn s a uot or balance Of
Se spo e sass Sa SS Of q at
SS, s0s %
tesf to- nr;I w. NO. az 9Iec G.so ns onansa
steady al re Int snhsa o'entfu Closed drmer with
holder. inc we Saara ~ aes nj 10 bbs
;PSi assno & I'm S,, SSs sss SsSsr a
ne Gases rcmaineI cu;et lint we're AMAZED frin
At rom Gle n DC acrordtn, :, onanttv and brands
Sanh,ha renamed entipaIv W at about SIC Tor
civ The noi, a. Am ~ w;,h sacs re
Of White ~ lac F 70 the ie ali popts
renorts wers Of Guiet ' IN no aons not e
septiaIy changed 4''' ""'AeN WIN s"'"''"' INV ''
RICEEThe disfributino busne.s continued mode rate
We note sales of 10 fierces ~ ,apnina t 7c SIC and
IN baos oI Rangonn M 1Ic VI ~ o'n" " NV o|a' w
raw sugar the mari was weak with fair
TO good refining nuotea at from, 1sc 10 We note les
i6c PA do centrtGa at is low and Ia do do at
iSi6c Refined was m m"derata recnns and nor essen
tialIv CHANGED in vaipa onnaad az 60 h6i nap 100 ihs
for standard "A,sn a,qc oeu aa % ner r. for or
"A,s Dc &c FOR nxtrs '.aass, Sic n s5tc for
veows me iO5Sr tor %ards' ana AIic ot tGr cvt
loaf We rnote .Sftnha o." ;n,ortnre 20 con-,
m1n To tar =" rnou LIN 75n r., 8ood 10
nrime sac &c So To-; . 20 rnd 80 DC
prime ~ cboice $40 % 40 I rit"r shbd ~d
boxes Nos sto ia &c n Or mols sses hhds and hoxes
standard Sos To O. re n 7aIc 10 m 10 p siIc 81
Sc: do IL to is SIC SsLc III 16 ~ "A esc a ne
do 10 In 20 iO].c n los whiir 9s.c ~ IisIc PGrto
RicoDResnin Cannon ~; 20 nr;me a. crncorw
Sto i2 70 a Sc faVs-Dntcn standard Nns II, tn 10
So So MISUNDERSTANDING ana "X1ra snnarior ~ -
re Wv ~ ~ AL" ~ ' 'o'
SEEps-Linseed has been ouiet but the general mar
800 bags from store at - S7% coid Glover was
trmer rjcsin0 wifi choice Se ID ~ ei2c a OF r. An n"
sold since n'r last Mt dc Timothv onoted ut n ~
"a 81 per bushel ~ " '>N'' o'' 'N " ~ - "
The de"ant tor cat nonu,;nned With tbo
.,,,un., -, 80
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been as toows:-Last evening after three o'cock.Feb
IIss hRr ss j. ss 81 +
z 7iss a i l5ss 7%a,J$ s3S q i$sss,
i-l6c, 800 at q s2c 400 6 l6c $50 at l6 SEE 900
isc Nay 800 at Is sSe' loo at 10 2e LOO at isSc
June 500 i7c. July 100 at II Ss2e 400 at l7asc Total
pad exchange $40 March Tor xApriI
sam u by 10 Hamburg BY seam ie
T. By o i S sa BY ahs s at ns
were Galveston, 2sS bales; New Orleans, lS7o Mo-
s Ss 1872 5o Noros es Ba@ars Y New YORK;
Boston q: fhiladsIphs 80 Total acss 5aies This
Day qsi market but
though values were easy they exhibited no mate
a. ai"i ordinary Sy' earsoes aic air
do 2Se 25'sc good do 2o@c la SSac prime
gold per b. 90 ana 20 days Credit java government
bags &c Sc grass mats, zoe 4c. Seylon 2oc
msica, sic a Sc St Domingo 2sc 24c Porto Rico,
26c &c Costa Rica, 24c &c. Mexican. Doc 26c;
savanilla 25c 26c Curacoa &c 26c gold, ~ and W
GoprER THE demand has been fair throughout the
about 900 lbs. at 24sc 2lc cash Market closing
quiet and easy
ket, either regards the demand or prices current
;a9pesd our iG m hgnses q No. ss a.
No shore, SO s24 No. do sle 90 $40; No. Bay,
$40 a SO; 40 do, $I3 80 a $l4 SO: No do $l2 q
sS 90 Grand Bank ,s sGafsh 81 S u &c. and Georges
FLOUR AND -Receipts-Flour, 1908 bbls wheat
IS bags; oat ss5 bushels barley 10 o do rye So
do The -four market dull and heavy especially for
at over Sc 81 but held that figure. The sales
report foot about a. 900 bbs at prices within the
ported rm, with sales OF 2oS bbs OF white on private
terms 200 oiWesern, at 81 70, and $50 do,
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coupon, 1885, 1l9N 100; do. ten-fortes, regis
tered, ll24 ll2k; do. do. coupon, ll5x a llo;
do hves, 1881, registered, 1887 1884 do do, do,
coupon, ll31z llSA. With reference to this class
OF securities 1t may be stated that some OF the
German bankers have called from abroad a large
number OF bonds 10 be sold in this market. In
some measure, the act explains the hrmness OF
foreign exchange
RAILROAD BONDS.
There was considerable activity in the market
and investments continue. We note the following
the late bids, verified by actual sale at the re.
spectiye boards
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FINANCIAL.

A REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance OF ali kinds effected with best COM
panies. j. j. HABRICH CO., liz Broadway.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. II. 1874
Nothing doing; holiday middling, l6i4c low
middlIng l54c good ordinary I324c ordinary, 1l3Sc.
Net receipts 1870 bales; gross. I2279 Exports-To
Britain $3.50, to the Continent, 465 cOastwse,
S.49a Stock, 1886, 438
OswEGO, Feb II, 1874
Flour dull; sales 700 bbls., at So for No. | spring,
50 amber winter, 80 80 for white winter, $40
double extra Wheat unchanged sales of lots No.
Milwaukee -. club at g. 80 Corn steady at Soc Oats
81 65 bolted 81 60 for unboted per cwt Meed
changed shorts So 1923; shipstus $2; middngs, S25
q S26 per Railroad freghts-FOur to Philadelphia
and Boston, Coo; to New York. SOC. to Albany, 42c
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

London advices by cable state that American se-
curities closed nrmer. Old bonds OF 1866 advanced
70 los]a. Bonds OF 1857 ditto. Erie closed at Az.
rev York Central was weak and declined to 9ih.
iSentes az Paris were steady at So. so. The follow
Ans are late London quotations :-Consols for
money w as2h; consols Tor account. 92% a 92k;
nVe-twenty bonds OF 1865 oldJ. 1O9h; 1ve-twenty
sonus Oh 1857 1925 lOsG; tenforty bonds, IO3k;
new nves 1881 loSH Erie Railway shares, AZ;
New YORK Central shares, e5H. The rate OF dis
count In the open market three months, bills Is
3 5-le or Gle per cent below the bank rate.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed Hrm az tho follow
ne quotations limited States currency sixes
ho% III: do. skies, 1851, registered, I20n a
i2oh; do do, do, coupon l2oX a 1909; do.
nve-twenties, registered, May and November. 11en
= IVY DO do, 1892 coupon, lis l1sI; do. do,
1864. coupon, ll91< a 100; do. do 1865, coupon
12oA III; do. do, 1857. registered January and
July, 1872 l1eh; do. do, coupon, 1865, f1eH
1l2A; az. dos coupon. 1867. I2Q Q l201A; do. DO.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr-LoSDoN, Feb l7-Even-
ing.-Linseed Oil go per tun;. Spirits of urpentine
opened at 36s Cd and closed at 36s a 36s 3d. cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. -LIvERPooL, Feb. IL
Evening Spirits OF turpenDe, 3;s per cwt
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49, 5O0 MORTGAGE FOR ssoOo-2o PER GEM
property worth double money be had this week.
Apply at No. Dey street, room H.
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vXTANTED.-A MERCHANT OF NEW ORLEANS.
w who has been established in business that city for
the years, would like to combine with his
business an agency for the Introduction Of
country and large city custom refer
ences givens communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL. For
further particulars address MERCHANT box 298 Post
once, New Orleans La.
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $40, 900. The
receipts frsm internal revenue were $4,000. The
outstanding legal tenders are $751;, 1896, 1927, or
decrease OF $1,000 since yesterday Comment on
this system Of bookkeeping is unnecessary. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day s4s, 600 on ac
count OF interest and $4,000 IN redemption Of FIVE
twenty bonds
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NASHVILLE. TENN, TUESDAY, JUNE 80. 1874.
TUSCUMBIA.
Bloody Tragedy in North Ala
bama.

Congressman sIoss Kills a Young
Man for Defamiag His Daughter.
CINCINNATI, June ga special to the
Commercial fiom Tusctlmbia, Ala, of the
29th, contains the following:
A year ago George F. Long, of good
fame and family, was forbidden by Hon.
Joseph b. Sloss, member of Congress Of
this district, to have any. communication
with his daughter. Long, indignant,
denounced sSloss and assaiIed the girls
character, asserting his own 700 great inti-
macy. Sloss came home from Washington
Friday evening and heard the facts from
his daughter. Sunday evening he stood IN
thegindow Of room in the second story
OF bis house and shot Long, who was on
the opposite side of the street.
For buckshot entered Long, one in the
sixth, another through the neck and two in
the body. The doctors say Long can't
live. Sloss confessed the deed and is now
in the hands of the sheriff