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, 1861-12-26

FRExoSfs SrAFH IN TRouBLE.-The ST. Louis
correspondent Of the San Francisco Bulletin, in
his last letter, says: "The Government seems to
be unrelenting in its hostility to Fremont and
bis management Of affairs in the Western De-
partment now that they have plucked up cour.
age enough to remove him. It seems determined
to persevere until eli the charges against himself
and his officers can meet with thorough inquiry.
mentioned in my last the arrest Of Paymaster,
Maj. Fnney, who leit Springfield when Fremont
did, taking all the money IN the military chest
and paying out on the way go, ,000-all which
was done, be said, at the Generals order. Yes
terday, Wm. II. Clements, o clerk In the Quar-
tsrmasters Office, was arrested by order Of Gen.
Curtis and sent TO jefferson Barracks, the Office
closed, papers and effects put under seal, and .
guard stationed at the door. An investigation
into the charges against him, which are not made
public, will take place At an early day. Adjutant
Gen. Chauncey McKeever, who was lately or.
dered 70 Washington, It seems, was arrested on
his arrival In that city, perhaps for acts done as
Q member Of Fremonts staff, and at his order.
Maj. DorsheimeF, another member Of his staff,
Is under arrest in this city on charge Of cutting
open mail bag at some point on the Pacific
Railroad, and will soon have an examination be
fore U. S. Commissioner"
, 1861-12-26

SEcREr STEEL BREAsrPLArE.-A divided breast
plate, composed Of thin spring steel confined be-
tween the cloth and the lining Of common mil
itary vest. was lately exhibited byJ. S. Smith,
On Ingenious inventor and mechanic Of New
York. Il Is composed Of two leaves which lap
over at the edges where the vest is buttoned, so
as to cover the entire chest. Being formed Of
thin spring steel plate, and weighing only 81
lbs, L can be worn with ease by any officer or
soldier during the most active exercise. II is
very strong 10 proportion to its weight as 1t can
resist the thrust Of the bayonet or sword, and il
viii repel the bullets Of muskets and pistols at
ranges which would otherwise be fatal to life
Wssaw Il successfully resist powerful thrust
from heavy stecl-pointed pike. 1t answers
every purpose Of light steel cuirass
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The Treasury.

Washington, October 1.-At the
Treasury Department eight hundred
and two thousand dollars were paid
out over the countcr''yestcrdny, and
nine hundred and sixty five thousand
collars on Saturday. This ia in.
dependent of drafts upon New York
and elsewhere. The paying off oi
these departments, makes these
amounts ahov1 the av, rage.
Over two hundred thousand dol.
lars o. Treasury notes were redeem
cd yesterday, one hundred and fifty.
three thousand in one sum to Riggs.
Upto Thursday, sixteen mi iliuns.
one hundred and tity Elk thousand
S'vrn hundred Of seven three tenths
Treasury notes were Issued.
The charges preferred by Colonel
Blair against Fremont have been
sent here. Prominent among them
are the ones that Ge' eral Lyon was
unocesssrily sacrificed. and the re-
snfurcementI could and should have
b en- cent to Mulligtn before the
arrival 0! Price.
The whole snhj ct WAS re discussed
to-day in Cabinet meeting, and it is
iitmated that some definite action
ia to be taken forthwith.
A new Military Department oI
the Pacific is made. comprising Cal.
i'ornia, Oregon, New Mexico. and
Ariznnia, Gen. Mansfield is ordered
to the command; Gen. G. Wrigh,
accompanies him. General Sumner
and Ilallock are ordered home.
The main body of BuauregaEd' I
army were yesterday afternoon, a
sunset, in position, stretching from
FaiiiaX Court House back to Mansss
AS, md from point near Occcquar
creek, their right in a direct lin,
passing through Fairfax Court II lous,
or many mills past that point. il
the direction OF Lecsburg. Tn,
f"rce. in igins from their camp fires
cannot he less than one hundred
thousand men on the field there, /
not more. This proves that III,
enemy have simply withdrawn thei
whole force back some miles from il
ronl Of our lines. The stove pipe
md painted logs on Munson's an,
Mason's hills, were left as ruse c
The enemy to conceal tie fact OF thei
havi g had guns there, aud to ere
ate lie impression that they hav
had no large force in our immediat
'front.'.
There are no rebel batteries a
white house, opposite Fort Wash
ington.
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fJNO TEACHERs.-The Board Of School Ex.
aminers for Hancock county, will hold a
session for the purpose of examining Teachers,
at the Union school room, In Flpdlay, on the
day of February, and the first and third SatuT.
days ofevery month thereafter, commencing al
ten o clock a. m, untilfurther notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FIspLAY, Jan. ], 1859.
N. b. All applicants will be re Quired TO pre-.
sent TO the Examiners certificate signed by
two OF more Of their present or previous en-.
ployers, giving satisfactory statement US 10
their moral character and faithfulpess ss
TsaoaSessi & Or, Il they have never taught. one
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Legal Notice.

CAMUEL MILLER, Of the state Of Louisiana;
y MELISSA GRAHAM and WILLIAM GRAHAM. OF
the county Of Tusoarawas, Ohio; and SAL
LY spUnRIaR and WILLIAM SPURRIER, of the
county OF Morgan, Ohio:
Will take notice that a petition was nied
against them, on the 5th day Of January, A. d.
1861, In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Hancock
county, Ohio, by Edward Aillor, Of said Mos
gan county, and is now pending. wherein tho
said Edward Miller demands partition Of the
to.wit. - The Northeast quarter Of section
number thirty.hve In township number two
South, OF range number eleven East; and that
at the next term Of said Court, the haid I'd.
ward Miller will apply for An order that paru.
T' ~ a" EDWARD MILLER.
By +. B. P0ND II. BRowN, his Attorney.
: HAnfAmhar G. 1881. ..AiNXr,s--
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JEFFERSON CITY, October 30 S e.
cial 10 ,ie ST Louis Rrprb'jcan.
Bu n, vile, Glasgow Scdnlia and
Il 'orgetown were reported qnirt NJ
tie latest accounts, but it IA NOT
i,n,robab q. we may hear at any time
al skisnish between onr own and
the r b p'ckets, at The latter place,
n Fri 'e's men are saiI To be in that
vic'nits.
Tn r~ on n'truction Of the telegraph
line to Sytarnse, Sehalia and George
,own will be commenced TO morrow
by order of General Fremont.
Sixty rebels from it Xington l,lun
dered the lunatic asylum at ulton
Cal away county, day or two q nee
III 500 blankets, ell the bed clotiles
and a number OF socks. giving as al
hxcnse that the asyluin belonged II
she STATE, and that they hsd q righ,
io tho ropertv.
Colonel Mulligaa was isIser Sonll.
with Price.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
Duc1uR RuBACys STOMACH BI1TtRs.

A new ant delightful Sinmachic and Cordial
for giving tone L. the Stomach. and iur the
prevention 1T bilious complaints Incident l.,
the Western country. Try II.
A. "A morning drink, to assist digestion ana
relieve Dyspepsia, II has un equal. Try Il.
In flavor II Is superior Ia all other BltlcrS.-
Try II.
The formula III these Bittcrs How U-G) the
sole property u Dr. Il ,bnrk. originated with
one ui the oldest and most eminent Medical
FRA StiiiuncrS "f the West. aud it Is directly
predicucd upon the wants of Western people
These BIlirrS derive their stimulus irum the
powerful Tome nature ui the ROOTS and hrrl.
of which they are composed, and aN they are,
by all,ying unnatural cravings ui HE stuiuaci
al , Np al
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TEMPERANCE,

the present proprietor believes that in maxim.
them widely known the public welfare 4, sub
served.
II will soon be for sale hy all of Dr. RnhHcS's :
numerous Agents. and AT liutclS. Xc., the
country over. In the meantime, orders will bc
hllcd direct from Cincinnati In any quantity.
and at the lowest rates. II is put up IN Quart
Bottles, and securely packed IL one dozen
cases. Halt dozen Sihpl5 caScs viii. however.
he packed and sent t1 any address. If desired.
Retail Price, ~ per bottic, or si> ror So.
Principal Office and salcsronm. M. u East
Fourth street. thrd buldin. from Main street,
Cincinnati. OHIO. Laboratory, NJ. 3! liam.
nnnd street
For sale IN Hancock by
LANGW ORTHY & FREY, }p,.,,,
]. NJ. HUBER IL CO., ''""''''
GILBERT, FAIL & CO., Vanlue;
Il. BARNEY, McComb;
ID. PETERS & SON, Arcadia;
J. B. EATON, Benton;
THDMAS STARKS, Arlington;
r.. MAHON K SONS, Williamsburg;
J. OSHEIMER, Van Buren,;
J. WALTER, West lndepen lence;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
Aud by Dru-gistsaud Merchants generally
Throughout the United States and CanadaS.
March Il, lsGl.-tly
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Leave Flndayiat Gas O'Clock, II. M, and return
at 4;3O o'clock, p. m,
All Trains make close connections at CLYDE,
with Trains on tho Cleveland and Toledo Road,
both East and West.
H. RICE, Superintendent.
May !, 1851.
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IMPROVEMENT IN PUMPS.
Patented June 18th, 1891.
NATHAN MILLER, Patentee.

TINE undersigned has secured by letters
i Patent an important Improvement In
Pumps, either tor domestic or stock purposes;
The Scientific american, speaking OF this Pump,
says;
"This invention relates to an improvement
In that class Of Pumps In which the water is
elevated by q direct pressure Of the piston,
instead of the pressure Of the atmosphere.
The object Ia t0 obtain Pump of the 0lass spe.
cifed, which may bo operated with facility,
be simple in construction, and capable, BY
manual operation Of eIevating water TO any
desired heightin dwelling houses for domestic
use, or capable OF elevating 1t In out buildings
or other localities, by means Of the oattle or
stock, the latter Raising their own wstsE:-
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Everybody's Friend!!
PIE II Il y ID "A Wis
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER,
Family Medicine of the Age!


NTEask the attention of tho trade and the
w public to this long aud unrvalled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure of Colds. Coughs. &C., Weak
Stomach and General Debility, indigestion,
Crnmp and Pain in Stomach. Bowel Complaint,
Collie, DiarrhUa, Cholera, &C., 80.
Aud for F.-vr aud Agus,
There Is nothing better. It has been favor.
ably known for more than twenty years to be
THE ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For tho many Diseases incident to the human
family.
Internally aud Externally
II works equally sure.
PAIN KILLER.
taken internally, should be adulterated will
milk or water, ar made into II syrup with mo
lassoS. For Cough Il lew drops ON suga,
enlcn viii be more elective than anythn,
else.
what stronger proof Of these facts can bt
produced than the following letter, roreiyeC
unsolicited, from Rev. A. W. Curtis:
RoMEo, McComb county, Michigan,
July ., lJGO.
MRSSRs. j. \. Harris 4 8Cn.-Gentlemen- The
confidence | have in Perry Davis Pain Killei
MS romedy for Colds, Coughs, Burns, Sprain,
and rheumatism, for the cure Of which have
successfully used II, induce me 10 recummenC
It's virtues TO others.
a lew months ago had ecourse to II TO de
troy felon; although had never heard OF III
being used for that purpose, but having suffer
ed intensely from former one, aud having u,
other remedy AT hand, applied the Pain Kill
er freely for about fifteen minutes AT evening
and repeated the application very briefly mex
morning, which entirely DESTROYED the felon
and increased my confidence IN the utility u
the rem,dy. Yours truly.
A. W. CURTIS.
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Only Twenty-Five Cents

per bottle, 10 be had ut all respectable Drug
gists and Pcrfumors.
L.. MILLER would cal the attention Of pa
rents and guardians to the use uf his InvigoF-
latnr, IN cases where the clildrens hair in
Clines TO he weak. The use Of 1t lays the
foundation for n good h'rd Of hair, rs II removes
any impurities that may have become connect
cd with the scalp, the removal Of which is ne
cesshry both Tor the health uf the child, and
the future appearance oi its hair.
CAUTION. - None genuine without the fac
simic LOUIS MILLER being ON the outer
wrapper; also, l.. Mlll.ER'S HAIR INVIGOR-
ATOR. n. Y, blown In the glass.
Wholesale Depot, SO Dey street. and sold by
all the principal Merchants and Druggists
throughout the world.
Liberal discount 10 purchasers by the guam.
tity.
also desire to.p present, TO the American pub.
lie my
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Blood Pills and Blood Purifier.

II ~
~
/M
ZSA
SmA
10 = IN
~ = IN
"a = IN
AS M
"
/DIlApMACN
S-s-
Dl3 Dnn a NKJc
D@s' ANO~@AN
q n. U1I.
NH[lNynHvIHn KcEltultN.
Whom On Ron,cv. the celebrated Swedish
pbysicipu. introduced his ior, Purifier and
Blooj pms in Tho United States he set forth in
plain language their curative properties
This was wears ago. The task Of recommends
inp them has since heen taken out Of his hands
Enlrltpnpd men, whose character for sound
Judgment and philosophy. gives their opinions
weight i'm the communitv-men who observe.
reflect, and make s.assurancc dnulIy sure"
rclore they decide, go are everywhere np.
proving and urliay the use of theSc wonderful
Preparations. All WIN cunlde IN he wisdom
and honesty or this class. ar who choose to- IN
vnstigaic lnr themselves are now uf one mind
on this im,or,an, subject.
The evidence In the possession nfDr. Roback.
which is "a, all times accessible tn the public.
establish the following
EACrS.
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GTN NJ y EFsHrDrNIi N'F7NT'
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
LNSrECIAl LY designed for the use of the
II If,dirai Profession and the Fdm'iy having
Aromatic" Mcdicated." "Schnapps," etc,
Is now endorsed by all Of the prominent PLY.
sicians, Chemists. and connoseurs. as possess.
ing all of those intrinsic medicinal qualities
UOnic and diurouc) which belong to an old
and pure Gin. Put up IN quart bottles and
sold by all Druggists. Grncors. etc.
A. NJ. BINlNGER j CO.,
Sole Propric,ors..
No. ~ Broad street, New York
Established IN l77S.)
For sale by ID. :. BARNES ~ CO.,
No. u Park Row, New York.
Our long experience and familiarity with the
requirements of DRrBGIsTs. and our superior
business facilities, enable us to furnish then
with choice Liquors for medicinal and family
use. January *, l2Gl.-ly
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF lime.

ss55 se=a -s ksS - - S;5it s. :!
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been trlcd with and
abused; that their direct tendency Is to length.
on life aud render IT enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon tho poison Of disease in The blood.
they CAUSE SOON no HEAL
aud discharge from the system, every tant of
Scroiula, whether hereditary otherwsc;--
that they
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-11

and restore the health aud strength Of tho suf.
frrcr: that SICK FEMALES,
who have lancuishcd for years in hclplcsS
weakness aud dcspondcncy. rccuprraic with
great rapdity under their iuvignratiug uprr
alton; that AL sexual disabilities are removed
by their c0tdia and gently stimulating proper.
ties; that they recruit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

The following Ia q comparative statement Of the i'm
ports OF fancy and dry goods New York for the week
and since January L.
FIR the soeck. 1859. 1880. 1861.
Entered at port ...... $3347, 001 845253 1,l10,023
Thrown on market. 3,437 400 1,022 $40 1894 ,2oi
Since january J.
Thrown market. IS 5A3 967 81 3O5 $40 16 ga 707
II will be that during the past week the goods
tered and thrown upon the market somewhat in
Of those for the same period last year. but mate
rally larger than for the time in 1852 The aggre
gates since the LIST Of January show important changes
both the of entries and in the amount thrown
upon the market They exhib it marked decrease from
those Of the period In 1859 and 1850, and plainly
Indicate the effects Of our political troubles on our
foreign imports II this declenson takes place under
the old moderate tariff what TO expect under the
operation Of the just passed? Experience has
proved that moderate tariffs yield more revenue than
those Of high character. The tariff, notwth stand
ing the amendments and alterations made and the
planatoy act adopted yet unfavorably received by
the trade and proves very dstaseful to importers or
foreign merchandise generally or the goods entered
last week for consumption, woolens amounted to
SPAS 0l6 cotton goods TO $118 1885, silks TO 49 fax
70 400, miscellaneous to $4070 We annex tables Of
particulars
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. %, 1861.
/ ne violent gale which swept over the country on
"wednesday continued till Thursday. The Crystal Palace
was seriously damaged Part Of the north wing is il
iuns Several vessels went ashore including the Ameri
san bark Hawatha.
The London Times (cy article) Of Thursday evening
says there has general heavness in the stock
market than for time past II is reported that the
Bank of England conempates rise to or 10 per cent
n their rate Of discount In the discount market the de-
nnand was moderate. Several capitalists are lending
money for four or months comparatively low terms
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the North BritOn
nj Portland.
Another Gigantic Financial
Operation Exploded.
WbRLKE MOVEMENTS OF AUSTRIA
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c., g., d.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 8, 1851.
me steamship North Briton, Captain Robert Borand,
which le Liverpool three p NJ Of the 2lst, and Lon
dndey the 22d u arrived at Portland at ak O'Clock
This evening" with f25o0o in specie. March 8, in laai
sade Al 55 N, longitude AZ 20 w., passed an iceberg
md steamer; an hsur in an immense field Of ice.
The Bohemian arrived at Londonderry the afternoon
OF the 22d.
Gold shipments TO America expected TO be resumed
On q considerable scale by the ensuing steamers.
Tho City Of Manchester, from Liverpool the 20th
took f5l 600 sterling
The Parliament proceedings were unimportant.
Tie army estimates issued show q net decrease Of
Eis5 600, notwithstanding the number Of land forces
ae 000 Is slightly in Of last year. The total
required is Ella $4,000
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FRANCE.

nehfcrcements for the French army at Rome were
sontinuaIly leaving Marseilles.
EsgeDe Scribe, the celebrated dramatiss, ia dead.
Several persons in Paris connected with the transac
Ncne IN the mines had been arrested. Transact
with NJ. Mires, perhaps.-Ep HERALD
HE payment Of the Casse des Chemins de Fer Of
Nres suspended until the inventory Of the state Of
The Bank completed. Constantnople bills Mires
ipg due the Goth and 2st reached ESQ 600 sterling
ard not met.
The Bourse was duh. Rentes 65f 10c
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INDIA

The Bombay mail Of the 2oth OF January had reached
England.
The unimportsnt
The import markets weak aud lower; the exports
steady. Seeds and cotton higher. Money in
active demand. The bank rate had again advanced
Per cent, making it IL government. and Is private
paper The money crisis ascrbed TO the recent large
opium fpecuatiors Freights after fuctuating closed
Asner at e. 10s. 70 Liverpool Freghts at Calcutta
me 25th 10 London, dead weight, were f3 E3 Is 3D.
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ITALY.

General Caldwin (eialdini) and Admiral Persano had
left Gaeia with troops for Messina The fortress had
Been summoned surrender under pain Of immediate
attack General Fergolla is reported to have dc
saared his intention to resis. till the last extremity.
The Sandman general Mezzacopa, had likewise pro
oeeded with troops towards the Neapotan fortress OF
Caviella the Tronto, and would commence imme-
diate attack unless surrendered.
The Official Opinionc denies the existing of
negotiations between Sardinia and Rome.
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HUNGARY.

PARIS, Feb, 2l-Evening.
Ateegaphic despatch from Vienna announces that the
State Of affairs in Hungary is becoming very serious
Several districts among them Raab, Somoguy, Petewr
den and Warden, win be declared in state Of siege.
The French occupation OF Syria TO be prolonged two
o. three mouths beyond the time originally hxed.
The report of the Committee OF Invests CATION of the
Great Western Railway OF Canada is ready for issue.
Is striking document and from the nature Of It's
sstions likely 10 excite much public discussion.
The ship King Philip from London for Calcutta has
been out los days and not been hoard OF.
TURIN, Feb %, 1861.
The inauguration Of the Italian Parliament cele-
brated in several towns "a yencta.
Prsrn, Feb. %, 1861.
The royal rescript convokes the Diet at Buda for the
I'd OF April 70 make arrangements for the coronation Of
The Emperor King OF Hungary and inaugurate dipo
ma, and TO elect Paatine OF Hungary.
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disposal OF all the green's hrmer prices and the with
drawal Of all the blacks. The green's follows-
Tyson, aoHc Asxc.; young Tyson, 40 10; gun
POWDER 461sc. 60c. imperial, AS. Soc; twankay,
4Oc. lsc.; hyson twankay, 40c. a s4c.
ToRAocowas in more demand, especially Spanish and
seed leaf 500 bales Of the former and $50 cases Of the
latter changed hands at full prices
wmskEs-Sales made OF COO bbls. at l7l<c.
17kc.-a reduction.
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AUSTRIA.

reported via Hamburg that orders hal been sent
70 Trieste TO at all sailing vessels Of the Aus
navy They 70 be stationed at lara, Cattoro
Ehme Ragusa, &c. Twelve gunboats TO be sent TO
the Gulf of Guarero to watch the coast OF Turkey.
The Ievant Herald says the Hasue Tariffs TO be
for fourteen years. and also says general suspen
sion o. Galaa bankers and merchants is threatened
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SPAIN

Spain had agreed with Morocco that the payment Of
the Indemnity 200 900 0c0 reals sha be completed i'm
nedisteiy.
The and duties at raugers and sTogadore are
10 be hypothecated 10 Spain for remaining indemnity
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NEW HERALD sATURD AY MARCH g. lsel-TRRLE SHEET

Advices from Manchester are unfavorabe. Quotations
were nominal, and the market was stagnant :
The corn market opens with but little inquiry, ana
PRICES weak and irregular. Buyers demand reduc-
ton before making purchases.
Provisions are dun.
LYNDON, Feb 22-Noon.
Oonsols eln ABLY.
Money market unchanged. American securftioS-Ll
nos Central shares 20 discount; Erie shares, 49, New
York Central shares, 72aH