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landig hammers in the State of Illinois at

landig hammers IN the State OF ILLINOIS al
large.
Reports received from sixty-three coun-
ties give majority Of near 20, 600 against
the new Constitution, and 1t 10 estimated
that the remaining forty odd counties
can't reduce that majority under l0, 900.
II is calculated that the Volunteer vote
will give some ten thousand more major
ity against the Constitution.
Twenty thousand majority against in
stead Of in favor 81 the Constitution, re-
duces the proportions of this " gigantic
victory" and furnishes a good example
for sister States. CAS- Illinois pro-
nounced yesterday. so will she pronounce
in November" only more so.
nA- Parson Brownlow says there is only
one Office in the world that he wants, and
that is "public hangman." Lot the
Parson only stand at the polls when that
officer is elected, and show his counten-
ance, and we'll bet largely on his success.
Il Dubuque Herald.
That little paragraph is full Of the ma
Lightly which northern doughface sym
pathizer naturally feels for prosecuted
and out-spoken southern patriot. 1t is the
traitor shareholders with whom the north
ern Vallandighammers sympathizc, not
the Union men of the South.
Chicago.
What part of the municipality of Chi
cago is Illinois in Not having been to
Chicago in some time, and knowing it TO
be town of marvellous growth, We don't
know but it has spread itself all over the
State, and is sticking out little around
the edges. If this is misapprehension
our friends must charge it to want Of
travel, and not neglect of reading the pa
pers, particularly the Times and Tribune;
for no sooner had the vote of Chicago on
the Constitution been counted than the
Times comes out with tremendous
spread Of gloridcation on the adoption of
that beautiful little piece OF legal learning
and statesmanship,-w the Tribune,
with equal assurance bewails the success
Of the nefarious swindle.
If Illinois is not in Chicago, but rice
uersG, then there must be in the State, as
has been remarked, two Egypts, "The
Upper and the Lower Egypt as between
the two We want to bet on ''Upper Egypt
at the next election.
GIPsIEs.-A party of these vagabonds,
who profess to tell fortunes, but make
their living principally BY begging, &C.,
are encamped in Leighton's Grove. The
,,vov,or froo t,oopf 10 m uo m m n III
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Republican State Convention.

Notice 10 hereby given that Delegate Republican
stat. couy entio will be held at Des Moines We'd
as.ia. the 81 dss of July,A II e62, for the rur'
r.e of pgias 10 domination candidates. Tor the Offices
~ SeefetaFy, Treasurer and Auditor Of State, At,
torney Geaera, and Register of the state Lsnd Oiee,
to be supported al the next general election.
The following will form the ra.o Of representation
viz delegate from each original he State
and one delegate for every 100 Abraham
Lincoln President OF the United States at the elec-
ton Of lsGe and additional delegate FOR every
fractional yato exceeding 90.
Loyal cstIrsns without regard to former political
.aeaens in favor Of giving Aoasst export
10 the National AdminisratioB In thorough and ef-
feet aal suppression OF the r-behon invited
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NOTICE.
Persons holding claims against The United 81 les
Government for expenses incurred in rxising Iowa
volunteers viii please Present the for pay
al The once of The United States Dsbursins Onics In
davenport, on or before the 3oth OF June. 1852
III. h. HEkpEksHD1T.
je2n-d3t Csotain AZ Ar,ff,ery
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GIpsIrs.-A party of these vagabonds,
who profess TO tell fortunes, but make
their living principally BY begging, &C.,
are encamped in Leighton's Grove. The
proper treatment is no encouragement and
close watching.
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BY TELEc RAP


Stringent orders OF coI. slack at
Mcmphis.
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Republican County Convention

State Cfsfsai Com Hitfrs.
&. C. BROW NELL, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
The Flood in tho oIt0n
PkanleEs' Convention.

CHICAGO, May lst.--A special to the Tribune
from Cairo says: The packet Diligence, from
Tiptonsville, reports an alarming stage OF water
In the Mississippi Hundreds Of houses on the
bank OF the river at that place and New Madrid,
arc submerged; thousands Of cattle, sheep and
hogs were. washed away; many families are
living In fstboats everywhere along the river.
Very great suffering in consequence of the un-
precedented food.
The whole Of Columbus, up to the foot of the
Notifications, is overfowed, the water running
Into the windows of the houses.
Hickman is also suffering greatly.
The Notifications at Island No. 10, and upon
the mainland opposite, are still above water,
excepting the upper battery. A large amount
OF cannon and heavy ordnance stores are still
lying In the bayou, and cannot be removed until
the water subsidies.
Point Pleasant Is entirely drowned out.
Memphis papers Of the 26th say that at q
convention Of cotton planters, held at Selma,
Ala, it was unanimously resolved to restrict
the production of cotton to Eve hundred pounds
for each hand employed, and advising the cult.
vation of breadstuRs instead They recon-
mended levy OF tax of twenty-five dollars
per bale on ali grown over that amount.
Martial Law was declared in Eastern Ten
nessee.
The Columbus (Ga.) Works are turning ou.
ak cannon per day.
Gen. Albert Pike has issued an order compli
menting the Indian Allies for gallansry OF Pea
Ridge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
From Warrington.

WAsHlN0ToN, April 80 The Joint committee
on tho Conduct Of the War have made
lengthy report regarding the treatment by reb-
els at Manassas of the remains of officers and
soldiers killed there. They say the facts dis
closed are of painful, repulsive and shocking
character. That the rebels have crowned this
rebellion by the perpetraton Of deeds scarcely
known even to savage warfare, investigation
have established beyond controversy. The
witnesses called before us we're men Of nm.
doubted veracity and character. Some Of them
occupy high positions In the army, and some of
them high posltions in civil life. Differing in
political sentiments, their evidence presents q
remarkable concurrence Of opinion and iudg-
ment, 80
Our own people and foreign nations must.
with one accord, however they have heaitated
heretofore, consign to lasting odium the An.
thors Of crimes which in all their details on,
ceed the worst excosses Of the Sepoys m India
Oatrages on the dead will revive therecolleo.
tlons of the oruelties to which savage tribe,
aubject their prisoners. They were buried Il
many cases, naked, with their facea downward
They were left to decay in the open air, Their
bones being carried Of sS trophies, sometimes
60 the testimony proves, 70 bS used % personal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
Arrivol of one Amerlen.

HALIFAX, May 1.-The steamship America,
from Liverpool the morning Of the 18th ult.,
and Queenstown the 9Oih, arrived here at Eve
P. M. to day. eel
MADRID, April l9--Spain will not Withdraw
her troops from Mexico, They will stay until
the satisfaction demanded is obtained.
LlvEaPooE, April l6, Evening. - Breadstuffs--
Wakefield, Nash & Co. report -four upward
tendency; wheat still advancing, 1@2d higher
since Tuesday. Corn steady and unchanged.
The same authority reports beef tending down.
ward. Pork easier. Bacon buoyant. Lard
steady. .
.LoHDON, April 10 --COnsols closed at $500
% for money.
American securities dull and dropping, -
American securities have been dull during
the week and prices slightly lower. Erie shares
SlWS2, Illinois Central 4S1f discount.
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adornmenis, and one witness dsllberasely ayers
that the head Of one Of our most gallant officers
was cut Of by seoessloniat, 70 be used as
drinking cup on the occasion of his marriage
VIM. Allen Bryant, Of Va, nephew Of Gov:
James Barbour, has been appointed Chief OF
the Bureau of Inspection Of the Poatoftice De-
partment. ... .t..r
The vote in the Senate refusing by four ma.
jority to refer the subject Of the oon6scaticn OF
rebel property to select committee, was re.
garded as test vote between the friends and
opponents Of the measure, and triumph OF the
former.
New YoRK, May LA special to the World
says; The Petersburg Express Of day before
yesterday has long editorial regarding the loss
at New Orleans, and says the city was captured
by our gunboats being encased with wet bales OF
hay, so that hot and cold shot were OF no use.
The Louisiana, mounting twenty-five guns, was
sunk. The Express says that by our steel.
pointed oonical shot the cotton was destroyed
by FIRE and the sugar emptied into the river
The specie In the banks was all removed from
the city when General Lowell returned to the
city.
WAsHINoToN, May 1.-The President has
Just sent to the Senate the name of Charles G.
Lathrop as Collector Of the Port Of New Or.
leane. '.F ''.'t
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PILES UURED BV RRANDRErH,s
PHHIS,

DR.. B. Dssn5rslh, Dear Sir: was suffering for
many years from hereditary hemorrholda affections Of
which had the hrs; attack in ls46 slncs that time
regularly vited gith such complaints every spring.
felt 10 the mornog most severe pain in the hack
II the lower joints Of the spine broken or bruised,
and an ssthmstlc pressure the chest. Owing to my
occupation, which keeps mo ell day busy ont OF doou,
and entirely distressing any so'caled regular treat.
ment," that would Lave confined re to my house,
thought OF following a plan Of my own, which might
cure me without the noonTenlenee to my business at
tending the treatment Of Irregular practitioner" 30
1put an Allcocks Plaster right the groin, renewing
seyery fortnight every Saturday night took dose Of
Brsndeih's lis three or four, as / thought necessary
to dose, which operated me after getting up three
to Ave times in the forenoon sunday, Tuesdsy and
Thursday nights took one Life Addition pill, which
produced one large evacuation pursued this
for six weeks and could attend to my business without
interruption; vorsed, ate end drank ts was won't,
slept most sOundy and swsked every day with less palm
and know nothing Of the complaint at al that
Ifel obliged to you this statement for proper use,
hoping bAt this simple proceeding may bsnef. many
It has dono me,
am, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully,
A. LEHNAN.
LAORoNICA Office, G5 Frlnklln Street, New York.
Alirquirles Immediately answered by addressing DR..
SRANDRETH, New York.
Sold by JoHk e. COOK, DIuggias Oolvrrlub, ant 5s
slI respectable dealers IN medicines.
apl30-d&wln
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NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations GoodY

The best evidence thst they are is that their frmes
ends and best patrons are those who have used Their
longest. DR.. WILLIAM B. HuRD Is an eminent Dentst
Of Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the new York State Depts
ssocauon aod these prep tratons have been uped 10
n private practice for years and leading citizen of
Bsookyn or WiLliAmsburgh questons thgI exceIlenoe
nnne eminent Dentists OF NeW York recommend then
a. the best known to the profession. Without ths IA ~
aovernSins' dealers have sold ihsm BY the sross.
me hditor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times sayG-"Es
are happy to know that cur friend DR Uuef IL auh
cesdlng beyond all expectation with his MOU rH ,sH
ara TOOTH POWDER The great secret Of hia success
resS win the faot THAT H1s ATioIEs ARE PRecrsyIY
WHAT 1HEI Arr REPREsSsTED 10 nE, As we can qRsrTI
PROM THER LoNo usE.r 'T- - -
Ths We tknown P 7. BSrnur wsites:-"I found vou,
E0OrH POWDER so good thar my family have rissi II
e up. We Hnd It the best Powder for the Teeth thai
We ever used shall feel obliged Wv viii sepd me
sn9tner supply at the Museum &C your convenience with
matter for himself. ~ -
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powdere. pa.
hrhp's Tooth Powder contains no acid nor alks nor
no other. N''
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Che Ohio 6tatesnran
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 2, 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
From tho shenandIoah i.

HARRIsoNBuRa, Va, April 29 Three thous
and rebels, under Edward johnson, formerly oi
the Federal Army, are posted few miles from
Staunton, but In position easily accessible tc
escape in case Of Gen. Mllroy's approach.
The most reliable news from Gordonsyllle TO-
that there are only four brigades there, NOT
numbering fifteen thousand.
Gen Longstreet with his command has gone
to Yorktown.
Should Johnson retire, he will probably re-
inforoe Jackson on the Blue Ridge.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 22d inst.
says In effect:
"The destiny Of the Confedoraoy Is trembling
on the result Of Yorktown. If successful, IL
will be to give US six months for carrying out
the conscription act, arming and equlppipg a
large army, and launching feet Of Merri-
macs; but II unsuccessful, Virginia Is lost"
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April 30.
FL0UR-A frm market and fair demand Sales Of
900 bos At 81 3O@< 25 for Superane and "a so for extra
white wheat.
wHIoKY-The market is firm, with g good demand.
sales Of $50 barrels at lsSlsSe the latter price for
wagon,
Ness P0RK-Is quiet and unchanged; 300 bbls sold
Gil 10. y "
BULK MEATs-An advance was made, but the demand
at the advance Is quite light.
0ULDERS-There were saleg at 3kc,
sIDEs-sod at t595Hc for lightan heavy.
LARD-In but limited demand, and there are more
sellers than buyers Of prime at 7hc.
BAooN-Is wanted and sn advance was paid for shoul
ders which may now be quoted at 3 Sides would blirr
aEoJERIEs- market is unchanged and quiet; tbs
SUGAR-We quote at SR9k,
M0LAsSEs-Firm at 44ab45c.
C0FFBE-Dull at l992lc.
WHE THE demand Is good and the uarket Ia firm
at for fair to prime red and 95cSl 90 for fair
to prime white. Sales Of 400 bushels good red aud
white at soc oVObushels choice at Csc, deliyeredi
md 2J0 buahels do at 97o, delivered.
C0RN-The demand is active and the market is Hrm
at full prices quote esr at $50 In bulk the lower
depOts sales 2U0 bush Shelled at &c. including gun
MES, and $40 do do In bulk at $50.
0ATs-A continued active demand and further ad
vance was established; the market closing buoyopt nj
at $40 In bak 5OO bushels sold at 34 and we under.
stand that sale was made shade aooVe this.
RYE-Holders are asking ad vauce Of lC42 Q bulh
but as yet none has been essbshed Sic freely oHor
ed for prime samples on arrival.
HAY-rhe shipping demand for tight pressed Is light
and loose pressed is In fair request 1T Sl3 00@ 90 pei
ton; tight pressed sells at the same rates.
OHBESE--New Is In but limited demand at 696Ko;
the latter rate for selected Old Western Reserve
lower, closing at 7k@5 cents New York State is sell
ing in small lots at eh@9c there is very little in the
market.
BU TER-There Is moderate local demand for prime
and choice qualities Of roll but the lower grades
salabe, We quote prime TO choice Central Ohio at 2
l4o and Western Reserve In cheese boxes at l5@l8c.
P0TAToEs-A good demand and prices are 9 cents
highe with sales of ESQ bushels prime NehRnnocks at
42S on arrival. ~
Gdsstts.
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Traitors In new York,

New YoAK May 1.-The Herald save We
have received information from reliable source
OF certain parties In this city giving practical
aid end comfort to the rebels. If our informa,
tion be correct, two secessionists recently ar.
rived here from the South, brought on ouan-
tity Of tobacco valued at and sold here for fifty
Thousand dollars, which sum they invested in
army clothing and bats for rebels. These goods
were sent from this city yesterday to small
town south of Nashville, where they will be
taken In charge by the rebel authorities. The
cases containing them are marked with dia.
mono. Ii our authorities on tho line of the
route exercise due vigilance, the goods may be
intercepted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

RrfoRrrp ron rue ONO rrArrsMIN

NnS YoRK. May l.
AsHEs-ouIet and steady at sss 50 for pot ant
FL0UR--The market 10 very firm, but less doing Tn,
storm seriously checkiog transactions. sales OF 60t
barrels at e5 0O@5 o5 for supehne state IS 255 q
for extra sate % OOD5 05 for superne wesern IS q
@5 ~ for common 70 medium extra WESTERN e5 3095 *
for inferior; e5 255 Is for good common shipping brand
extra round hoop Ohio IS 55o rs for trade brands The
CAN aDIAN RLoUR.-The market Is quite firm with
fair inquiry; sales Of 700 barrels at IS 255 40 fol
RYE FLoUR-eulet and steSiy, with small sales at
50 250p4 rs.
oohs sRAL--steady. with sales Of 300 bbls Brandy
wine at 80 90.
WaIsKYrhe market Is less active and closes scarce
y SO dull There were sales Of 600 barrels at 23924c
for state and western.
wHEAr-Ths supply is quite ilmIled and with mod,
crate export demand. Holders disposed to insist on
better prices sales Of 1000 Bushels ner and Canada
club at 81 1901 Is
RYEThe market Is steady, with sales OF $500 bushels
at e0D6lc. l' \
,B.hLEY-ouet, with sales Of 800 buShsIs at about
BAILEY MALT--salss at 81.
COkN-Only In moderate request for export and home
consumption sales Of 80 QUO bush at 575c for mixed
western In store and delivered and 57k56c for jersey
and southern yellow.
OATS In fair request at ss94lc Jersey, Canadian
ooFFEE-The market for Rio Is sexceedngly qu'et and
at loKc.
! RIOE-Quiet; sales so bars Bangoou at 5a5kc.
tUaAR-Raw continues in active demand and steady
prices; sales Of 1000 hhds Cuba at 8x@5kc 100 hhds
Porto hlco at 7S@ec, 20 boxes Havana at O. the latter
or ohoice 1000 bags Brazil on prlvae tems The total
I'll boxes and 7 69i bags Ouba.
hhFlNED sU1AR-Is steady; sales at 9HH0L<c for
soft yellow sh99Hc for .of. white iO2lOXc for
powdered, gTanulated and crushed.
M0LABSES Con tinues firm and quiet, with aaJes
o. W hogsheads Porto Rico and Is hogsheads Cuba
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
another skirmish near Co,in,o.

CAIRO, May The river rose two inches in
The last twenty four hours.
The steamer Belle Creole arrived here from
Pittsburg Landing, with dates to Wednesday
noon. A reconnaissance In force was made yes
leldsy morning from the risht wing. Four miles
this side OF Purdy, on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, they met force of rebel cavalry, who
fed in great disorder, and couldn't be rallied -
They pursued them to Purdy, our forces taking
possession of the town, burnt two bridges and
run locomotive into the river. Three prison
ers were taken. Oar forces then retired, having
cut of all railroad communication with the
country north of Corinth, which has been a
great source of rebel supplies.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02

MILWAUKEE, May LIN accordance with the
proclamation Of the Governor, this day has
been generally kept in the State with appropri
ate observance, in memory of the late Cover
nor Harvey recently drowned In the Tennessee
river. In this city . number Of buildings were
clothed In mourning, business was in many
cases suspended, minute guns were fred, flags
displayed at half mast, and services held in
several Of the churches. The sorrow Is gen.
eral and sincere.
Private dispatches tonight from Savannah
says Governor Harvey's hooy is recovered and
on the way to Wisconsin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
saltpetre ELenuRactOFy Destroyed y
SktrmishinG.

FoRsYTH, Mo, April 29.--on the 24lh inst.
cavalry from this place destroyed the extensive
saltpetre manufactory near Yellville, Ark,
and burned the building. Lieut.. Hickock Of
the Fourth Iowa Cavalry was killed, and one
private wounded, In the skirmish with the reb-
Gle. .
A large quantity Of supplies hid for the reb.
els use, with deserters and jayhawkers hiding
in the mountains, were captured by Gen. Cur
ts's com nsnd.
Major Hubbard, with one hundred and forty.
six men Of the First Missouri Cavalry, fought
and routed ColoDels Coffee and Stamoright
and six hundred Indians, at Neosho, on the
2eth inst, killing and wounding thirty, and TAX
Ing sixty-two prisoners, seventy horses, and o
large quantity Of arms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
From Fort Wright - HOliinsss Fleet
Helkafurced.

CHICAGO, May LA special to tho Times
from FcrS Wright, dated the 3Oth ult., says:
There has been no change In the outward ap
pearanco Of things at this place in the last two
days. Certain Indications nov point to speedy
termination OF our protracted siege; am MOI
at Liberty to say how soon.
A deserter to-day from the rebel feet says
the vessel 10 which he was attached has been
employed for nearly a week past in cruising be-
twcenMGmphis and the fort in search of cot.
ton. Every lot discovered was burned. These
lots varied fIom Ave to sixty bales. The ag-
gregate destroyed was several thousand bales.
Montgomery's rebel gunboat feet from New
Orleans arrived at the fort and Joined Hollins' g
feet. They have now q sufficiently strong
force to make show of resistance.
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ARTIFICIAL rEErn.
which are liable to impair, tain. to IN. month

which are liable to impart faint TO the mouth.
DR.. HURDS TooTHAoHR DROPS cure Toothsoh.
arising from exposed nerves. and are the best lends ths
parents can have In the house to save their fro
ana themselves from o's ofsisep and sympathetic
hAEnkRs ead nKoHANtcsi you cannot we'll afford u
PIeservayes than which Rothschild or Astor can Eel
n9Inng 9ii better Remember that DYSPEPSIA and CON
sSMMf.toH OF Tue LUNGS often originate in Neglect
sMens observations on this subject. II too late tc
teeth. ' 'N sNNA ""iiAiSnt
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Money Mars ct.
ITELEeRAPREO yoR THE ONO srArnxl

TEtEsRAPEEO FOR THE ONO srATnxAA.l
NEw YORK, May l.
Money is In good supply and rather easier
Call loans are making at per cent discount for loans
Discounts on strictly prime paper for SOCK per
Sterling Exchange Is nominal at lllX@ll2k for Mer
chants and ll2kQIl2x fo- Bankers bills. -
American Gold firm with moderate sales at okAoH
per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars are Arm at 2x por cent. pre-.
MUM. ~ - ~
Government stocks are quite firm; United States Skies
Of 1851, H$99si 73 10 Treasury Notes at l0qk,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02

Nav YoRk, May l.--Last evening supesin
tendent Kennedy received Intelligence by tele-
graph from ST Louis, that The police in that
city lad arrested Rsditzki, who is alleged to
have murdered Sigismund Felner, a German
jeweler, and robbed him Of nearly one hundred
thousand dollars in gold, notes and diamonds
about the middle of October, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-02
New York stock Market.

lTKLEoRAPHED ron THE ONO sTATEsxAx.l
NEw Yosz, May l.
The market firm with moderate business; Chicago &
Rock lsand 55K; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien $751;
milwaukee, and Prairie du Chen, lst preferred enx
cleveland & Toledo 43h Michigan southern 23X
Galena and Chicago 67x Illinois Central scrip eOx;
Michigan Central SAX; Erie preferred 02H; Rrie
I'M New York Central ss%; American gold lO9X;
United States skies Of lseI regste ed, s5; do oou
pons 98 treasur, 1910 lOO% United States Elves o;
"a coupons, 6Iki Panama 81; Pacific Mail II Him ,is
coupon honda ss Michigan sixes Of 1873 90; Tennessee
Harsr 90 bonds 80 Hudson 35K; Vireinia sixes 30
Canton co. III Toledo and Wabash I'd bonds 81; Oleye
Isnd; oo1mous q Cincinnati II2k; olsve and and
pittsourg IN; Illinois loan e5N Chicago, Buriing
ton and alsAa "a, California seyens sex; Inoi.
oonds Of 61 ate6.