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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-22
OBITUARY..

Died, on the 2lst of June, 10 San Juan
county, Colorado, of paralysis of the heart,
Captain John McKeuna, in the forty fifth
year of his age.
Captain McKenna will be long remembered
by the citizens of Kenosha and surrounding
country as being an old and esteemed citizen,
and one of our first brave boys whorespond-
ed to his country's call. Although enlisting
in the ranks as private, by his brave deeds
and his meritorious conduct he arose step by
step until he was promoted captain of
Company B 18th Wisconsin regiment, in
which Office he faithfully discharged his
duties until the close Of the war, and. won
for himself the goodwill and respect of his
comrades and brother officers. At the close
of the war he returned home and remained
short time with his parents and friends, but
he could not long remain inactive, so he
again enlisted in the regular army and went
out on the frontier, where he held some high
position for three years, and was honorably
discharged. Having amassed considerable
money, he engaged in mining stocks in the
silver mines Of Colorado, where it is reported
he has been very successful, Too much can
not be said in regard to Captain John. His
loss will be long felt by his many friends.
His aged father and family have the heart
felt sympathy of all who knew him. He was
good son and affectionate brother, an honor
to his father AMI prop in his declining
years
Dear brother, thou hast left us;
Sadly we your loss deplore;
Thou has gone to join thy kindred
On that bright, though distant shore
Still we'll mourn not in your absence,
But trust in God, He knows what's best;
| Hoping, trusting, praying always
| That your weary souls at rest.
| A CHICAGO FRIEND
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BRISTOL ITEMS.

The mother and a sister of Mr.
James Kearns, from Chicago, are visit
ing him here.
DR.. Ward and wife, of Kenosha, were
at Wesley chapel last Sunday.
Virgil Lacey, Esq, one of our Bris
toll boys, now Of Chicago, was at his
home last week.
Mr.. J. G. Roberts and Mrs. Fair
banks, his daughter, went down to
Chicago last week,
Mrs. Moore, of Racine, is visiting al
her daughters, Mrs. R. F. Roberts.
Elder Wilcox, at Wesley, on Sunday
discoursed to large congregation or
the final outcome of the person who
through great trials and difficulties
trusted in God. ....
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
FOR KENOSHA C0UNTY-IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of Don +. Herriek,
deceased.
The petition of Almerin Herrick for an extern
sion of the time heretofore limited for creditors
to present their claims against said estate. for
examination coming on to be heard at this time,
and due notice of hearing having been given to
Mrs. Edward G.. Garner. Mrs. William Van
Arnam and Mary Helen Herrick, parties in in
terest, and, after hearing the parties and evil
dence, and upon consideration thereof, it is
ordered that the time for creditors to present
their claims against said estate be and the same
is hereby extended to the first Tuesday of No
yember, A. d. 1881.
Ordered further that such claims be heard
and adjusted by the court, at the regular terms
thereof, to be held at the county court room, in
the city of Kenosha, in said county, on the (2d
second day Of August, and the first day Of No
vember, A. D. 1881, and that notice of the times
and places fixed for the purposes aforesaid be
given by publication of this order for four sue-
cessive weeks prior to said days of hearing in
the Kenosha TELEGRAPH, q weekly neWspaper
published at the city of Kenoslla. in said county
Dated June ed, A. ID. 1881.
BY the court.
| AVA EDWARD MARTIN, County Judge.
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FOR SALE.

Personal reasons in no way connected
with the property induce me to offer for sale
my residence on Market street, also some
shares in stock company and city debt GER.
tiicates This property is very desirable,
and as lam DESTROYS Of selling al once any
one wishing to purchase will secure bargain
by applying Immediately. E. T. WorcoTr.
A-d
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RoNoRED AND BLESSED.

When board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
combining some well known valuable RENE
dies the most wonderful medicine was pro-
duced, which would cure such a wide range
of diseases that most all other remedies could
be dispensed with, many were skeptical; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has dispell.
ed all doubt, and to-day the discoveries OF
that great medicine, Hop Bitters. are honored
and blessed by all as benefactors.
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RANDALL.

There was pleasant party at Au-
gust Radeeg's on the 18th.
The young people of this vicinity
had a dance in McKesson's new barn,
About fifty couples were present.
Kinyon Reynolds. of Rockford, is
out helping the "boys" get in their
hay. t
Seneca Wing has purchased another
threshing machine--EclIpse pattern
of J. l. Case.
The haying is nearly done, and will
be finished this week. The crop is very
good in quality, and, while not as
heavy as last year, will afford as much
feed. @
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YIsIBLF IMPROVEMENT.

Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, n T., writes :
g About four years ago had an attack of
bilious fever, and never fully recovered. My
digestive organs were weakened, and | would
be completely Frustrated for deys After
using two bottles of your Burdock Blood
Bitters the improvement was so visible that
was aslonished. can now, though 81
years of age, do a fair and reasonable days
work" Price 81: trial size, 10 cents.
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PRTGHTFUL MISERY.

Dir. VIM. Pomeroy, Bangor, Me-, writes: 81
have for long time been suffering from con.
tinual constipation, making my life misery.
causing headache and frightful cramps Mr.
Thomson who has been lately visiting in
Buffalo, induced me to try Spring Blossom.
It has perfectly cured me. Price 30 cents,
trial bottles, 10 cents.
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DOW r THROW UP THE SPONGE.

When suffering humanity are enduring the
horrers of dyspepsia, indigestion. or nervous
and general debility, they are too often in
clined to throw up the sponge and resign
themselves to fate. We say. don't do it.
Take Burdock Blood Bitters, the unfailing
remedy. Price 81 trial size. 10 cents.
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MARKETS.

fCorrected weekly by FISHER, Lentz & Col
Beans-$1. 1852. 25 for nice hand picked.
Butter--Good to choice dairy, l5@l6
medium, 12@14c.
Cheese, 9@10c. for home use.
Eggs-123c.
Oats, 32@35c.
Corn--shelled, Acc ear, zoe.
Potatoes-New, 75c.
Cattle-Beef, $4.OO@$5.5O per cwt., live /;
sheep, sheared, 80 OO@S4OO; lambs. $40
@Ss,OO Pork. S6.5O@$7.OO per cwt.
Wool 30@35c; unwashed, 800 23c.
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SMALL COMFORT.

When you are continually coughing night
and day, annoying everybody aronnd you,
and hoping it will 20 away of its own accord,
you are running dangerous risk. Better
use Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, an anfailiug
remedy in all such cases.
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On motion of AID O'Brien, bills we're al
lowed.
A petition from NJ. Messier was presented
claiming damages for injury sustained
through defective sidewalk. Referred 10
Judiciary Committee.
The following bills were referred
Head Sutherland, lumber. $40 81
1ohn Schmi'' pauper ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, g IL
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Printing Material
FOR SALE /
One Guernsey Cylinder Press.

One Eighth Medium Gordon, one Cap Washing
ton Hand Press. one Plow Paper Cutter, one
800 lbs. Burgeois NOW in use on this paper, $50
lbs Nonpareil, IS fonts Wood Job Type, 108 fonts
Display Type, 8 Imposing Stones, Cases Galleys,
Racks, &C., &C., the material OF the Kenosha
TELEGRAPH.
The above will be sold cheap for cash as I
have Well-stocked ONCE without 1t
Address, j. A. KILLEEN,
Prop. UNION and TELEGRAPH.
KenOsha, Wis.
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KENosHA, July Is b, 1881.
Present Mayor Williams Aid. Schend.
0'Brien and Gillett.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The following bills were presented, en-.
dorsed by the Committee on Claims:
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livery sTABLE.-Ben. Jewett Is prepa Hs fos
Il furnish the best Horses and Carrlages,,, dOI
business or pleasure on the shortest nOs .nie
Hearse at all times ready to attena tu1 naans
stable on Market square, near the fost olnce'
KenoSha, Wisconsin.
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ADVERTISED MAIL MATTER.

The following is list ofmaiI matter remain
ing uncalled for at the Kenosha Post Office,
Kenosha Co.. Wis. for the week ending July
81, 1881, and which will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at the expiration of thirty
days, unless called for.
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WHEN THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
WAY
Any one who has the will to try Thomas
Eclectric Oil will surely find the way to ro-
bust health, in cases Of bronchial affections,
sore throat. pains, etc., and as an internal
remedy il is invaluable.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-22

whitaker Engine and Ske1n Co.,
Manufacturers Of Engines and Boilers, the Ke-
nosha Union Thlmble Skeins, Tire Benders,
Tire Drills, BlacKsmith's Tuyere Irons, Caldr0n
Kettles, Clothes Reel Irons, Reach rates,
Bolster Plates, Rub Irons and Sash Welgntss:
Also repairing Of Machinery and implements
repaired.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

7AuNRN BROTHERS, No. p Main St., Keno
iAthN1Eyo ornbo1t TailOrs We keep constantly
an hand we'll selected stock OF cloths, Gents
Furnishing i Goods. Ready Made Clothing, Hats
soods s6Id as cheap as at any otherestabllshme
Aha ditV
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ADJOURNED MEETING.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
AUDIT.
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LETTERS

Conley, Mrs. johanna Jemson, Christen
Dickinson. A. G. Kechn, Mr.. August
DeRyke, Mr.. Peter Lackman, Mrs. Gertie
Forman, W. B. Pratt, Mrs. Maggie
Hennen, Johann Sommer, NJ A.
Kane, Miss Anne Semmero, Sarah
To obtain any of the above mail matter the
applicant must give the date of this list.
CHARLES FRANTz. P. NJ
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To Nervous SnlfeFeFs--The Great European
Rmedy DIR. J. b. Simpsons Specific Medicine,

0AASa NV -
diseases that
lead to Con-
sumption, In
sanity or an
early grave or
both. NOmat-
ter how shat
tered the SyS-
TEN may be
from excuses
90 auu lind q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-22

A boy named Smith. living in Racine, tied
q rope with which he was leading q COW
around his body. The COW was frightened
by dog and ran, dragging the boy about
two blocks before it could be stopped. The
boy received severe internal injuries and was
bruised about the head and body 10 fright
full manner
No business of Importance has been trans
acted in the county court this week. On
Wednesday there was in hearing before
Judge Martin the matter of final account of
Elizabeth Metheringham and Daniel NJ.
Jones, administrators and administrator of
the estate of Charles Metheringham, deceas-
ed.
Through necessity, solicit the patronage Of
my friends in Kenosha to do all kinds o:
sewing, making dresses, after being fitted,
shirts, pants and boys suits. also have an
organ to sell cheap Mrs t. L. WHrTBEcK
The dramatic entertainment by the Thes-
plan Dramatic Club on Saturday evening, for
the benefit Of MIR. F. B, Cunning, was very
good, and was repeated on Monday evening.
The attendance was not as large as il should
have been, for Mr. Cunning has worked hard
to furnish the people of this city with amuse.
ment.
While Mr.. A. II. Marshall, of Lincoln, Neb.,
was getting into small boat in the hsrbol
on Thursday of last week the boat cspsized
and he tumbled into the water. Herbert
Crandall, Of the life saving station, saw hin
going down, and, reaching the place in few
seconds, divei after him and brought hin
up. This is the fourth life saved this season
by the lise-saving crew.
Mrs. Madilina Boesen, aged Y years, died
on Sunday last, and was buried on Tuesday
Mrs. Boesen was among the early settlers Of
the city. She was the mother of Mr. Peter
Boesen, of Chicago, the former partner o
NJ. Bedessem, in this city. and the mother.
in-law of Mr.. Alexander Hnck. She was o
member Of st. Georges Ladies' Association
and much respected by her friends.
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TIlc Markets.,

BALTIMORE, Msy 9-Vir2nis Is oil -, 4,
deferred Is; do consolidated s2i /; do second So.
ries -; past due coupons 9j! uew l0.4Cs 81
l0.d0J coup och bid to. day. Cottoa dull AID
insctive middhng lQ1. Cotton dull ana Ca;,cr;
midding l04. Fiou. firm; Howard stree: and
Western super 5 25sSl; do extra 4,S5: 90 FAM
ly 5 25aSG %; City Mills supor 5 50,$ii do eA.
ira s5lS5; DO family 6 50AS6 Co. do Rio brand
So 80; Patapsco family ST. Whest--SouIhorn
steady and firm; Western lower and inactive;
Southern red l25sl2S do amber l23A132 No
Western winter rod spo! l2S3 ,l25i May l2}ii
l24; June 12l.l2ll; July llG3allGs; Aug III,
ll3s. Corn-Southern higher and tirm; Well.
ern steady bat inactive; Southern vhita 81; d.
yellow 59aC0 Western mixed spo. 534s5:3; M,y
51ls5is; June aud July 5jis551. Oats hlgse-
Western white 5os52; do mi1ed dos59; rcnna
59s5l. Rye nominslly 1l5. Hsy s.osdv: p1im'
to choice Penns and Maryland DASH 50. C,
fec shada beL!or and firm; Rio carsoas orAM4
ry TO fair 9lallS Suea: irmer; 4 sot! =!
Whiskey dull at 81 H.
NEW YORK, Ny. 9.-Stocks strong and active.
Money da5. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whns!
white, cash. higher; other grs1es lower. Com
fairly active.
PHILADELPHIA. May o. Cattlo-ssies 1%lj
head; market active; primo TAFT; good Co.'S,
medium saCsi common C}sGt. Sncop--asl.s
SOCO; market active; wool shoap 5!,7; cip.u,:
sheep 5tiG. Eozs-ssles 251U; market Active;
primo 9!ag3; good ssH5; common TO meiium
SlS4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-09

Secret sessions Of the Senate CT, s3icc.sEs in
this government, and are Incompatible with D
broad view Of free Institutions. AID as n5ihirg
Is moro apparent than the dense igaorat CO th&t
prevails 10 the Senate c91carDiDg maoy Of the
moro important interests Ct the c)uDlIy, such
sessions should be abolished az soor as possible,
so that nothing shsl be a2ncaalcJ, soi tho poo.
pic bs enabled to g!vJ .hc.: senatorial repre-
ssntstiyos sally needed iafJtms,iGn, and III
struot them ns so tic oourao they shall pursue.
Much disoredit has been brought upon the coua.
try both abroad and at homo by the cotffma.
ton OF nominations that would ncplr have becn
effected had their consideration been coEdG c'cd
10 open stssoo. What hes been will bo again
unless the conditions b, chsogcd, and The OPP
rortunlty fer rcpotitiou5 Of such Injuries to The
reputation Ct tie o0urtry should bo destroyed
at once.
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TO-DAY7S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Proceedings OF the seante To-day.

WAslIINaroN. D. G.. My 9.-Nlr. R,uson
oilled up tia resolution offered by him on
March 18th, directing tho Committee 90 Com
mcrcs to inquire into tho condition of the POI
tomao river front OF the city OF Washington;
tho navigation of said river and tho effec; OF
bridges across tho same with regard to navgs-
ton, foods aud the health of the city and to
report at tho neZt regular session what steps, if
ATTY, should b. taken With reference thereto.
Adopted.
Mr.. Kellogg offered q resolution calling on
tho Postmaster General aud The Secretaries of
War, Navy, State and Treasury. for the names
Of all clerks and other empItyeesia their respe,.
tive departments. together with the date of
their appointment; the State 10 which each is
charged, and the persons on whose recommen-
daton each was appointed.
ga an objection from Mr. Ferry, tho reSolus
ton was laid over under the rules.
The Senate then On motion Of MIR. Dawes.
at 1910, went into executive session, and when
the doors were reopsned at $780, tho Senate
adjourned until to morrow.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

A native Company is forming 10 japan fer tho
oonstruoion OF one thousald miles CT railway
1t 10 stated that Lord L3ras will ro!utn TO
EoRlapd after his Manitoba trip, rcsigr;ng his
position as Governor General OF Canada.
A bill was thrown oas by the PIussian Reich
stag 90 Saturday imposing taxes ca persons
exempt from military seiV:c,.
Tho French now coatj mplato Tho 0ccu patton
OF the oily OF Tunis. Tho total expenses OF tha
expedition are COW 6 lmatsG at 10000 0OO
francs.
The Car has inf.rned tho So1ato of Fl5lipd
that here after bis sanction will be required 70.
its laws only when they ara oil EXCEPTIONS! in
portacc2.
The Grand Duko Nichcla9, son of the Graod
Duke Constantine AID cousin OF tho present
Gar, has been sent to the Fortress of Dlca
burg, to bs kept ioE hn indefinite period.
Garibaldi depouDc,s as falls, the report CT ono
Of bis sons fighting aaains! Francs, aud declares
that war between Frsrco and l!aiy, eagerly
dreamed Of by our commoo enemies, would be
a monstrosity."
iutolligeroo has been received ct CONSTANT
nop!e that party ct eight Crcassians have
attacked Mr.. Pears, an American Missionary,
and msltrcatcd his escort. Consul Gccsral
Hesp has complained to the Porto.
There is no doubt that tn, Marquis Of Sai-
isbury will lead tho conservatives 10 the British
House of Lords Sir Stafford Norlhcote will
of coulss retsin tho leadership 10 the House Of
Commons.
Mr.. Bradlsugh 10 lecture 10 L,rdon Lash
night. said that, if the gcvcroment failed 10 day
10 St cure Tuesday Tor the consd. rstion OF tho
Oath bill, it would DO bis duty again to present
hinss!fi il the House to take the oath.
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Stabbed in Ibis Brewery.

New YoRK, May 9.-Two young men en-"
tered the brewery OF John and Martin Hefon, at
1874 street, between Third and CourIland
avenues about six o'clock last evening, and
ordered thai keg OF lager beer DO seat to a
residence in close proximity. They were about
to depart when q question was raised as 10 tho
payment for tho beer, by one of the propretors.
Mr.. Martin Helen. The purchasers replied that
they had no money buL that il WAS oil right and
he would he paid later on. This answer did not
suit. however, and the order to send the beer
was revoked. A war of words was tho result
>Sst finally terminated in Mr. Hefcn's attempt
to tj\c. tho young mon, aud during the melee
that Followed MIR. Helen was stabbed in the ab.
dOmpn
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The Suicidal Mania,

PHILADELPHIA, May GA Sherif's watch
man named Jacob Albright attempted suicide
on Saturday ct his homo. No. Harry street,
by cutting his throat with razor.
Angelo johnson, 40 yesrs of ago. rcsortod 10
tho rope as meaps of ending his career. Mr..
johnson suspended himself by tho neck ia his
cellar yesterday. lie was cut down before the
critical moment and will probably live.
The pistol as means of sof destruction WAS
used by Peter 4. Rhodes, pretz,l baker. yes
terday. Rhodes, who is So years old. shot
himself 10 tho breast, and died at clock 10
the afternoon. Tho Only cause assigned by his
wife for tho rash deed is noutnl arrangement
resulting from illness. The deceased had suit
fcrcd two psraytio strokes. tho last ono six
moaths age, when one sido of his body was
disabled.
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ICOMMUNICATED
s. Suggestion,

Many parsons IA cur good old city 40 always
taking about tho lack CT smusemonLs here, Gle.
Now offer the following suggestion: We have
fine musical association in orr midst snd it is
composed Of Al accommodating set Of youEg
gentlemen, who have never refused 10 furnish
music whom called upon. They practice two
nights in esch week in ths. room. on King ST.,
and on each practice night thst block is filed
with persons listening to the fne music which
they discourse an confident that the Alex.
andris Musical Association will on one of their
practice nights during tho coming summer play
tor an hour or two in the open air somewhere
where many more pcrsons-ladies especially
can enjoy ii and I am also confident thst our
worthy Postmaster would allow them tho use of
me postotEce ya,d. a suitable stand could be
erected at small cost. and could easily be fur
nished by contributions from our citizons and
would be aousce OF much plessure'. s=s
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New York Items.

EEw YORK, May 9-Twenty. five deck hands
and laborcrs in tho employ of the Bridegroom
Steamship TO-, at pier IS 4. H., struck work
this morning FOR an increase Of wages. Tha mon
hAvo baen paid at tho ratio of S2S and $50 per
month and they now demand an Increase of 81
por month. The police are on hand TO protect
tho property Of the company. No disturbances
have been reported.
Judge Speir this morning in tho Superior
Court hsndod down decision on the motion in
the suit brought By Rufus Hatch ss against tho
telegraph companies to prevent tho issue OF
$lo 52G b90 increase OF capital stock. Judge
Speir decided in favor of the plaintiff and con.
tlnues the temporary Injunction previously grant.
cd, restraining the distribution ofincrelso, pond
ing Judgment,
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TKI-WEEkI.T By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY Q, 1881

Germany is 10 have Quadr5nnia pErl!amcn!S,
1t the United States had qgaareunial CONGRESSES
it would he b3t:cr t3r cTrrY interest Of TIE
country except tina! of tn, professional p0!i@i-
cans. which 81 right thinking men should
combine to Oppose. Mos. Of The States have
changed tho sessions OF their lei Iaturts from
annual to biennial, and arc al tho be:terfor it,
Nearly all the ills Of this county hs7o resulted
from legislation aud ss its ro:cnog for evil in the
future is as great as it has b;cl in tho past,
all wise and patriot, rl;n should uale to restrict.
its opp0riu ai.i,s as mu,h as possible. Fortu'
nately its ms!ig1 !afl1cnco is ex..tcd Impair
italy. |: iDjur,5 the democrats a1a the re-
publicans alike. The eytrs session Of the 4G.h
Congress wis no more da9sgI1s 10 tho former
than the present session OF tho Senate mas
already been to tho latter.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BONDS, &C.-J. A. Esmbletca CO
Baltimore Financial Circular OF Saturday Is..
says
Virginia bends were more scsive and in e5o,
demand at advancing figures. Coaso!s sold
foreign orders again this week to buy con:o.
but they arc very scarce and hard to buy wtn.
out bidding prices up. Readiusters or no real.
justers. i: is no use talking about a decline i.
consols if our English and German cousins .ro
going to buy them all, and from presen. sn
pearances that is thei, intention. Virgins 10
40s which have been dull at about 81 on xgoot
buying demsnd advanced TO 6?t. as COMPARED
with consols, we think l04Os decidedly .ha
cheaper bond aud much safer to hold. feela.,
sold at $50. deferred at 20, AID consol aod lO.ll
coupons at 96i TO 962.