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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-25
EDITORS OHIO eTATKsMAn:

EpIT0Kb UHI0 bTAIKshAM
Please announce the namo Of NEWTON GIBBONS 90
candidate for Inhrmary Director, subject to the de-
cisIon Of the Democstic Convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS,
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EDITOR OF THR bTATRsMAN:
Please announce In the Statesman, the name Of Adm
@. HIBBs Of Jackson township, a. candidate for Rep
Iesenave In the Legislature subject 10 the decision Of
the Democratic county convention. .Hr....
Mr.. Hibbs s an old citizen, and would make an ex-
cellent Representative for the people Of franklin
with this request. III -
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dpcn A mONTHy-we want .gents at ESQ o
pOU month, expenses paid 10 cell our Bterl6sfjp0
and curious articles. Is circulars, free.
may8-ddwtf1 SHAW q CLARK, Diddeford, Me.
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EDITORS bTATRsMAN:
Gentlemen By announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, Esq., az a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the ection Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing justice to him
good and faithful Democrat and will confer favor
upon his .
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MANY DEMOCRATS.

EDITOR sTKTIsMANi
candidate for sheriff Of franklin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic county convention, and
Oblise ,
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MANY DEMOCRATS

EDITOR OHIO STATRsMAN
Please announce tho name Of SAMUEL GULicK ss q
candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR ONO STATESMAN H..
Please announce the name Of GEORGE Il. EARHART
% candidate for Sheriff Of Franklin county subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Convention and
obge MANY DEmooRAT6.
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FALL ELECTION.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
EDITOR gTATRsMAH
Please announce the name Of DENNIS b. eEhAIr a.
candidate for Oouny Commissioner, subject 70 the
Democratic County Convention, and oblLge
July 10, 1862"
EDITOR OF sTATRsMAN
Please announce the name Of MILTON N. MBAcHAh,
Of Blepdon, o. q candidate for the ofoe Of County
Commissioner, subject TO tho decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO eTATEsMAN: M
Please announce the name Of JoHN COOKS, JR., q
Truro township, as candidate for the Office OF county
Commissioner, subject to the decision OF the Democracy
MANY DEMOCRATS.
AUDITOR.
We are authorized to announce MATTHIAs MARTIN az
candidate for County Auditor subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
EDITOR 6TATEaMAN
Please announce the name Of SAMUEL I. MoooY as q
candidate for County Auditor, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic convention,
Mr.. Mccoy is thoroughly acquainted with accounts
and account books and would discharge the duties Of
the Office with ability. "
t'l MANY DEMOCRATS.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TWO GREAT UNION VICTORIES.
Cd
THE ELECTION IN OHIO AND PENNsYL-
d. VANIA

The telegraph, so actively occupied last
night in forwarding the election returns from
Ohio and Pennsylvania, has never thrilled the
country with news OF greater-more substan-
tiaI-Union victories than those achieved at
the polls BY the patriotic men Of those States.
For no victories, or series Of victories obtained
In the field could afford the same conclusive
evidence that the schose people Of tho country.
East and West, yet hold to the purpose to car
~ on the war unfiinchingly to the end. The
fact is now conclusively established. Maine,
Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio,
Kentucky and California, representing every
portion of our wide territory, and every In
terest in the country, speak ont In the Same
healthy tone, and shoulder to shoulder step
out SOU arely TO the music Of tho Union.
Men-money everything needed for the
prosecution Of the war to glorious end, IL
guaranteed, unstintedly, to the 4overnme mt
by this act Of the people, and hereafter the
Administration, unembarrassed BY the copper
head fire In the rear and sustained by the conf
dence Of the people, can give its best undivided
energies to the enemy in front In Europe and
in Dixie the news Of these elections must be
alike depressing to the Confederate canse; and
the weight thrown in the Union scale thereby
must soon tell heavily in our favor, II we are
not greatly mistaken.
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OHIO RkRCYION.

C1soIESATI. Oct 1S.-Portage Coulty.-At-
water, Brough lo2 majority. RavennA, Broush
"a majority.
Jefferson willie, Brough 10
majority. Union gain Of 317.
The election passed OF quietly throughoa.
the State, and . very large vote has been Dollsd.
Lebanon.-Brough As; VallandIgham. dsn,
LII. Union gain III.
sanducky Cisy.-Brough Ses majority. Gain
Mu,1insum County.-BrousA 900 majority;
Dayton, v sllandisha . home, gives Brough
96e majority, gain over last year OF lo4.
Crawford County - Bacyrus, milestone
Township. gives Vallandisham majority.
Auskinsum County.-ZanesvilleB Borough
Broueh. ia majority. A large Union gain.
county will give Brough 600 majority.
Portage County-Brough gains at Ravenna
Ill; At Rootstown, 80; at Colinburg, II, and
Palmyra, 49, Windham gives 100 majority for
Brough.
Lake county-Brough's majority, 1850, with
one township to hear from.
Lucas County--1,2oo majority for Brough- s.
Montgomery County Brough's majority,
200. 80
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TINE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

The Withdrawal Across tho Rapidan.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inq uirer. ]
q 1t IL stated that in the charge made BY the
rebels near Stevensburg, tho Colonel Of tho 4th
Virginia cavalry was killed, and many moro
saddles emptied at the Same time. number
OF prisoners were also taken. Owing to the
ambulance tram Of Buford's division having
been taken back without the Generals knowl-
sdEe, many OF tho wounded were obliged to be
ieu oenind. Only those who were able to ride
Q. horses could be brought away. The leaving
0 mon nonord beyond the Rapidan to 20 late 8
across yesterday, and at the came time similar
oIoers nao been given to q considerable force OF
tsImanSed h me orders OF the latte. were conn
Rn1nrd S.d oe sS being put In execution, but
Duiou nao ALREADY crossed before orders To
the contrary could reach him.
I've ofderiies were sent after him with di
him, and as they have not Vet msde th sn:a ~.
tured. 0"P'
It would seem that the movsm.nt .o-o a..
river was ordered on discovering that the rehsis
had Withdrawn most OF their troops from -
hind their Notifications, and was probably n.
tended either a. . reconnaissance or ~ the i'd !.
vance Of aseDerslmovsmsnt - eircamstanoes
Such moment was probably the one tntsad.
90 .. tne time Of my hIst dispatch yesterday,
o ~ IT. me snange OF programme was conssq aeat
Ing up on our right 4 dessYtsY nom he Sev.
en ynGinia Cavalry, vhs cane iato Kil.
Ssn ssa: a. n = s aiiI 1sa.: CITY
at Madison CosYt House On Frtdsv Nj
thea Ton Saturday, moving u toysrd. 80.
ryytliis Ai:o, shss Ewsli's oorps wa being
At this time the import Of he sasn y. nat
novementi - not SIits andsrstood. Il q tSon ~
~ some that hey have ne sartons dsetss a.
Ringing on IN snGAesAsHs or tying arothse
os = fsii back By Threatening oar rsar: "a
thet In fact the force ADVANCING on our risht 4
1os ~ oil foYmidabie. PYiAoueFs tske1 ~
Duroro say thar EWslrs Corps Wa WithdrAvn
nc9 ~ position - early - Wednesday, lasl.
coo NE views abovs spoken Of are baSed o.
ne opinion that the corps has been with drawn
- Lsss Army, and sea. 70 sosne other psint
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Drarnrf Anrrkn1 GHnSrorn n n -

Washington, D. c., Oct "a, 1863.
Circular No. s9.-The following rules for the
ment, in whole or in part, OF amounts paid for
substitutes, will govern In the settlement Of
outstanding claims OF this nature OF drafted
men, who, having been held TO service under
paragraphs 4 and Of Circular No. a, have
been or may be subsequently exempted under
the provisions OF Circulars 81 and SO from this
office:
/. In cases Of men whs were drafted and paid
the $500 Communication without being exam.
ined, but who, on subsequent examination
have been or may be found exempt, AID claim
to be refunded the amount paid:
The Board shall carefully examine each casa
OF this kind, make full report upoa it. and
give an opinion with regard TO it. They shall
then for ard this report and opinion, with all
the papers in the case to the Provost Marshal
General for final orders as to refunding the
money.
II. In cases Of men who were repre- scented BY
substitutes in the United States service en-
the Sd OF March, 1868, but who being drafted
under the present draft, paid commutatioa
money, and now claim to be reimbursed for
amount paid
The Board shall carefully examine each cas-.
of this kind, make full report upon II, and
give an opinion with regard to it. They shall
then forward this report and opinion. with all
the papers in the case, to the Provost Marsha
General for final orders as to refunding the
money.
III. In cases of men who, under the crcun-
furnished substitutes in lien OF paying com.
mutation money:
The Board shall carefully examine each cas-.
Of this kind, make full report upon il, and
give an opinion with regard to it. They shall
then forward this report and opinion, with all
the papers in the case to tho Provost Marshal
General. The Board shall req ire Aida.
Wit OF the principal, AZ to the amount paid the
substitute furnished by him, the time when Ii
was paid, whether TO or through q broker or
agent, and II SO, the name OF such broker or
agent. He shall also DO required TO present the
receipt taken for slch amount, or, II he claims
to have no receipt TO make afddavit to thai
effect.
No refunding Of communication money. or
payment for substitutes furnished, shall b
made until the original exemption papsn
granted the principal shall have boon DESTROYED
BY the Provost MArshal. The Provost Mar.
shaIs certificate Of such fact shall, in all cases.
be required by tho Receiver Of Comm utaaoa
Money or other Disturbing Omcer, before ~
funding the money paid on either account.
JANIS b. FIR, Provost Marshal GeRI
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SECOND EDITION,
s a O'CLOCK p. n. So
4 O'CLOCK p. n.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
NO FIGHTING GOING ON,

We have reason to believe that there Is no
truth In the rumors of lighting going on ct oar
front; and from what " can learn, there has
been no fighting beyond moro outskirt Skin.
mishins, for the last twenty -four hours.
Meade IL COW In . position to defy any at
tempt to interrupt his communications, and
Lee, we take 1t, Is not SO hungry for fight as
to attack In front. ..E. .@aEF aaE
rs UF LATER. sf a..E
Passengers arriving in town report that
heavy artillery firing was heard this morning
In the vicinity OF Warrenson Junction, but no
definite information As to: its purport has
reached here. .sra.. q -
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GENERAL SICKLHg

This gallant officer, who Ii now in town,
protests, we hear, against assuming any less
active position than the command Of his old
corps. the Third. He claims that, despits tho
loss Of his leg, he 10 equal to the emergencies
Of duty In the field; and no shows that he
10 very much In earnest In his purpose BY
procuring the construction Of . saddle Of .
peculiar shape, By which he will b able to
keep . Arm seat though hS IL 90 seriously
crippled. II u . pity that ell our Geaerais
have not tho grit Of Sickles.
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TIN SLOUGH ooUR7-xARf1AL.

1H1 C1'0OU0 OVOnf-7kzs11AU.
Ths court-nsrtiai presided overly General
Slough, and OF which Major 0ainss y Judgs
Advocate, oonveasd this morning At IL asuA
place OF meeting. but owing 70 the faet that
General Slough hes bssa for The time being
relieved from, the court. the case Of Colonel
AcRey neics was not taken up - expected, snd
fhs court adJonrrsd without tas Haasac&toa Of
aay basin eos to Monday next -
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From Charleston.
-HE 1RoNs1DEs TORPEDO. pRoor. &

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Oct H.-The United
States transport Faukee, from tho Charleston
heet on the 10th inst, arrived here this morn
ing. She had In tow the gunboat Magic, for
repairs, which vessel sunk Oh Frying Fan
Shoals Sunday last The men were all saved.
They report that the rebels attempted to de-
stroy the Ironsides on the night of the 5th inst,
BY approaching her in small steamer and
exploding torpedo amidships. Tho concus-
sion was tremendous, knocking down the bulk
head and iniuring one man. The hulk Of the
Ironsides Is uninjured.8 She IL considered tor
pedo-proof The enemy's steamer was badly
damaged several Of her men were knocked
overheard and drowned. s=ssf-z
On the night of the 9Th, another attempt was
made to destroy the Ironsides. The enemy
were discovered and driven of. n .@'7. =el
A heavy reward is said to be offered by citi-
zens Of Charleston tor the destruction Of the
Ironsides. a.-s.-
Active operations are daily expected.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF THE REBEL
STEAMER LEE
REBEL NAVAL OFFICERS GOING TO RUROPE
TO BRING ONT A PRIvATEER s

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 1.-THE Rebel steamer
Lee narrowly escaped capture OF Wilmington.
Two blockaders pursued her, firing several
shots. One shell passed through her forward,
one exploded inside, 1njurlng three Of the crew.
Passengers describe the firing as right sharp.
She has several naval officers on board, ON
their way to England, for the purpose OF bring
ing out q vessel building there. She discharges
here, and will leave for " Dixie" soon.
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Observation-Disclosures Milne and suite and
Lord Ly ons, attended by the Secretary Of State
with an escort under Major Gen. Heintzleman,
during their tour Monday made q visit to the
Contraband Camp, (under the management Of
Col. Green.) They witnessed a drill Of the
colored regiment, and acquainted themselves
with the principles upon which the camp u
conducted, and appeared much grauded with
what they saw. The distinguished party also
visited the Con valescent Camp, and carefully
examined all Its excellent arrangements. A
fine collation. was given them by The ofacsxs In
charge of the convalescsnts.
Admiral Milne lefs town Monday night hav-
Ing won the highest respect and esteem, - We
understand, OF the President and all the ~ thor
tiles Of the Government
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a NIGHF IN 4REyADA.-This brilliant three
act Opera, new to NJ in Washington, bat which
has elected ouch hearty Communications from
critics elsewhere, will be performed by ths
Grand German Opera Troupe At Cassidy
Washington Theater Tomorrow night Tho
entertainment will introduce to rs also two
celebrated new performers, Mile Lang and
Herr Steinecke, Tickets may b. secured at
MetEerotts.
On Friday might Mosarts master pieee. Don
Giovanni, viii be given by the same company
n me Washington TheateY.
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o Y I O 4 a 4.


y
WssAisgtcs, D. o., Sspsember 81, issa
Circular M. sS.-I. The attention OF tn ri
hers OF Boards Of Enrolment u called 10 -
graphs 90, (as amended.l %, o., and Is, Of :.
states. 'aass4
Any neglect or violation Of the order. A...
promulgated viii result In the dismissal or ~.
offender. The paragraphs referred 70 ~, =
follows:
oo, fas amended.) No certificate OF , ,h,.,
clan or surgeon u to be received in suppo,, :.
any point In ths claim OF drafted men for ~ "
emptfon from military service, unless thu =.
and statements therein set forth are afirmaS y
sworn TO before q civil magistrate conpst.o,
to administer oaths. Such certificate can in .'
manner relieve the surgeon OF the Board ei,h.s
from the duty devolved upon him by thu i Ia,s
section of the Enrolment Act carefuIIx r -
inspect all drafted persons, or from the resnos
sibility imposed upon him by the 18th sestlo.
Of the same law, to make ga faithful insn.c,Ias
and true report" In each case.
49, The examining surgeons will also rem.m.
Der that the object OF the drafted men, In claim.
ing exemptions may Be to escape from seryi..
by pretended, simulated. or fictitious disease
or by exaggerating and aggra waiting thos. tbs,
really exist, and that the design OF substitute.
frequently 10 TO conceal disqualifying inarn.
tiles.
o. The examination by the examining sur-
econ is to be cond ucted In the day time, in N.
presence Of the Board OF Enrolment and In
room we'll lighted and sufficiently large for IN.
drafted man TO walk about and exercise hi,
limbs, which he must be required to do bnskIv
Vs. The man Is to be examined stripped
II. 1t IL reported that, in many cases. abba.
bodied men, presented for examination as sinh.
stitutes, and passed by the Board, fail to reach
the general rendezvous, but are replaced befo,
their arrival there by others, answering to tn.
same name, feeble in constitution or other " h.
disq ualifled for the military service.
Provost Marshals will, in all cases, be held
responsible that tho substitutes delivered a,
the general rendezvous are the iden teal men
who were examined and passed as such by
the Board. They will adopt stringent measures
to insure this identity.
JAMES b. FRY, Provost Marshal GenI
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
First 1t. King, company H, Goth New York
infantry, arrested by officer Wells, was COM
mitted to the Old Capitol yesterday afternoon
on a charge of deserton.
Ferdinand Smith and Jno Segrist, 17sth New
York volunteers, under sentence Of court-mar-
tal, were also committed
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KEYSTONE STATE ALL RIGHT.
LARGE MAJORITY FOR CURTIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 14.-Curtin's majority
probably ranges from $4,000 to 1900.
Bsoughs majority, in Ohio, is estimated at
$4,000, which the soldiers vote will increase to
100000. ..... 81.
81 Forney's Press figures up Curtin's majority
at 21,7s2, with forty lone counties to hear from,
which in 1860 gave lo,362 majority for Curtin.
Fulton county gives 26i for Woodward.
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MISS CUsHNA1.-This eminent tragedienne
has offered to give her valuable services on
Saturday night for the benefit OF the Sanitary
Commission, and will appear at Growers
Theater In her great character Of Lady koe6eA,
on that occasion. IS
Through the generosity Of Mr.. Leonard Gro.
yer, this affair promises to realize handsome
sum for its praiseworthy object.
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FoKD's NEW THBATIR-fAe Isolidn Opera
Max Maretzek, Of tho Academy OF Music. New
York, has engaged with Manager Ford to pro-
duce in this city several grand operas, with
some OF the finest musical talent Of the country,
including the celebrated M'me Medon. The
repertoire, which will be given entire in q Il "
days, includes I" Robert Devereux," /" The HUI
guenots," /" Faust" and other celebrated COM
positions.
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UNDER SENTENCE
Jno. White and Stephen Hebron, LIST Connec.
ticut Artillery, under sentence Of Court Mar
tial, were committed to the Old Capitol this
morning.
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RrruRnrHo DssERrHRs.-Cspt- A. ID. COL
lins, OF the Invalid Corps, leaves to-day for
Cincinnati with some 100 dessrters from regi-
meats now In the WeAk
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

BALTIMORE ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, Oct. H.-The election for men,
bers of the City Councils 10 progressing quiet
~. There Is but little opposition.
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RRNOypD.

Tbs once Of Col. Perrts, In charge Of tie
e,o,hiae bureau OF the Qaartermastsr Gea-
erals once, has been removed from the corner
OF r ana Ssventeenth streets to the buildings
recently vacated u Gen Rucksr, corner Of
EashtssntA and q street,.
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~ An election will DO held In Baltimore
to-day for members Of the First Branch Of the
City Council. In most Of tho wards there 10
but one candidate nominated, but all the names
presented are, the american says, Unconditional
Union men. .. .r.#.E
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PKBsoNAL.-Sena.or King. OF New York, IL
In town, looking in excellent condition.
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ARRasflD.

,Paynakter A, ~. Fletcher was Pat m der
afr-st last night by the detectives Of Colonel
Rsksr's force. TIE cause has not transpired !.
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~From Shilliagton we have the November
number Of "Le Bon Ton" the popular monthly
magazine OF Paris fashions.
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HOW OHIO SOLDIERS VOTE.
BATIMoRR, Oct. H.-The votes polled at the
fort on Federal Hill yesterday by the Ohio
soldiers are-For Vallandigham, Q; Brough, 1lo
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GRlMAH OPERA AT 6RovBR's-On Thur.
day and Friday afternoons Of this week, two
grand operate matiEees will be given at Gro
vsr's Theatsr, by the German Opera Company
OF Carl Anschutz. Two tall operas will be
performed, and all the artists OF Mr.. Ansch utz's
company will appear. On Thursday will be
given Elotow's "Martha, " and on Friday Don.
nixettis opera, 60 La File du Regiment" The
whole Of the Mise On Scene ct Groyer,s Thea.
ter will be placed at the disposal Of the operas
for the presentations,
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OHIO ELECTION.

OHIO ELECTION.
LARGE MAJORITIEs FOR BROUGH.
CINCINNATI, Oct 14.-Hamilton county gives
Brough $500 majority. In twenty nine coun-
ties Brough has 81, 3i6 majority. Gain over last
wear, 23,2S9,
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W ashingten Money Market-Latest Qas.
tatiens.
ers: a#ss...-....
EE Buying. Selling.
q. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......Ne 1e6X
u. =. 5'20'1 80. ...... ......p0
u. 8. 7-O Notes ........sss......1e64 1N
Quartermastsrs' Uhecn. .......9ox
New Certificates. .991
American Gold. ......... .I5oal52 153k
American Silver. 12Sa i3O
FEW York RATHe3 oKoW ?. Z.
Coupon s's, 1881, 10eX: 7-30's, 1868; Oeran-
Gates Of Indebtedness, 99x; Gold, i53H; Erie
R.R 10SA; Michigan Southern. ssK; Alton
and Tarrahaute. IS; Chicago and Northwest
ern, ASK; Quicksilver, IS; Harlem. ia; Fort
Wayne, ssh; Prairie du CHEN, 90.
Market unsettled.