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MISCELLA EOUS.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO all per N
i sons having ef, Guns, Pistols NA1
or other articles Tor repair at the 0NIksI6
shop Of The undersign d. for pc NHkSN
Rod of ninety days, that uDlessv " "
said articles called for within thirty days
from this date, The same will be sold at private
or public sale, to pay the expenses Of repairs
Hereafter, it will be an iuvariabie rule with US,
to sell all articles left with for repairs, when
ever said articles are not called for within ninety
days from the tits they are left
LATIL 81 SON.
BATON ROUGE Octoher 18th 1k67.
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GROCERIES, ETC.
CHOICE TABLE BUTTER.

L'AMIlJEa or groceis desiring choice article
OF Butter Mt fair prices, can procure 1T at The
store of iaHR6j JpsHuh b"ah
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

THE PATENTEE, W. A. JORDAN, has been
informed that Mr.. Camille Mre and Dr. Nc
Loud have been putting up some mongrel ma.
chimes adopting arms and cups and travelling
on the coast. They have no letters patent from
the United states Government, anr all plan tsrs
who have them on their places, will be prose-
cuted and the sugar and molasges product there
Of held liable for damages. Those who have
them, can arrange the matter amicably, or
through their merchants in New Orleans, by ad.
dressing personally, or by letter. ~
Il. g. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, cor. st. Charles st.
dec2-3m New Orleans, La.
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JUST RECEIVED
I.UM Der.

A VERY superior lot Of Cooking Stoves
n nar5 JAMES MovAY.
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GROCERIES, ETC.
CHEAP NAILS.

7 HAVE in store good assortment Of best
Il quality Cut Nails that will close out at re-.
tai very cheap for the cash. Planters and 9th.
will do well to give me call
deC3 JOSHUA BEAL
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PARISH OF ST.. BERN1RD, La, \
Story's Plantation,
Biles'below New Orleans, May 10, 1867.
W a. Jordan. Esq:
DEAR SIR have used your patent, and the
machine made and put up by you, for clarifying
cane juice by the fumes Of sulphur, in mAkit z
my crops OF sugar for the years 1866. The su-
gar very superior In color and grain. l con-
tinne TO use your patent, and highly recommend
tit to planters mport ant in the highest degree,
and very economical.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY G. STORY.
These Machines now ready for delivery In
New Orleans, price $500 each, there. Planters
who have ordered will be served in turn as regis
tered,
N. u ANY infringement on this patent the
party ili be Prosecuted TO the extent Of Che LAVE
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CEDAR BUCK ETS.

INRASS and iron bound Cedar Buckets, a fin
ID lot Of them.
mar12 JAMES NCVAY
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SUNDRIES.

LNOR SALE BY
+ novel RANDOLPH BATES
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I AMPS, Chimneys and Wicks at
IL q. d. WADDILL's,
feb5 Main street, near Third
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.

fFHO. KLEINPETEK, No ID Front street. n ew
L. Orleans. Fore On and Domestic Liquors,
soIthern Whisky from 81 65 to 81 rs per gallon,
Apply
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DIR EAYOKITE.

HIY"R Il. LEE" brand Of Flour is fast becom
wi ing Il family pet. When you want the
pure Creme de la Creme" give II II trial.
seul12 JOSHUA BBAB
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RICkWHEAT.
SAFER KRAFT.

lust RECEIVED, another lot of choice New
y York Buckwneat-the best made in America
ooy1g JOSHUA BEhb
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GOLDEN SYRUP.

7 HAVE now in store choice article of New
4 Crop Golden syrup.
move JOSHUA BEhL
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HOTELS.

ltITY HOTEL, Corner Camp aud Common SITS.
~ X ). Morse Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
deeply
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CORN AND OATS.

IF YOU are in ned Of the above, and wioi
l. sound article, go to
now RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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COFEEE. COFFEE.

nEALERs AND FAMILIES can find good
~ assortment of Coffee at the store OF
oCt5 JOSHUA BEAL
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TAR AND AXLE GREASE.

rINHE above named lubricants always on hapG
/ and OF best quality. Axe Grease in gallo'
and half gallon tin cans. Pine Tar in one ant
two gallon tin cans.
une2O JOSHUA BEAB
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BALMORAL BISCUITS.

'ENHE LATEST SENSATION is the Bamoral
i Biscut-for nvalids, nothing finer can be
had. oCtl2l JOSHUA BEAb
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FLOUR.

100 BARRELS and 10 half barrels Choice
lOJ AMI Medium grades Of fresh ground
Flour, row In store and for sale by
novl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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JEWELRY AND FANCY GOOD
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
DENTAL MATERIALS.

4 A. FAYER WEATHER. New Orleans Den
n. tai Depot, J3 st Charles street EsLab-
| lished lS55 rnar7-lV
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NEW FISH.

lust ARRIVED.--lO boxes Goldfish; 10 boxes
- Herring; 10 kits No. MackereL.
octl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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FRESH GROUND RoLTED MEAL.

nEALtRS secure choice fresh ground
~ Bolted Northumberland in Baton Rouge
and of new Creole Coin-at rs low rates as if
procured from the West. Those who prefer
spending their money ut home, to sending abroad,
are iicited to give their orders
OctZy j iSlIUA BEAL
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TI>REsa DRUGS AND MEDICINES, complete
| assortment at q. ID. WADDILLs,
feb5 Drug Store, Main street
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
WE CAN sell you Crushed, Powdered and
w Brown Sugars; also, any kind of Coffee
your taste Graves.
now RANDOLPH BATES
BUTTER, BUTTER, BUTTER.
IF YOU WANT real nice article of Goshen
i Butter, call on
ost17 RANDOLPH 4 BATES
CLEAR SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
IFYOU WANT good article or the above go
i to loctl7J RANDOLPH RATES
MESS PORK, MESS PORK.
X BARRELS Extra Heavy Mess Pork, for sale at
- oct17 RANDOLPH BArEi'
BREAKFAST BACON AND HAMS.
WE HAVE as good as anyb ydy, aud so cheap
w that the lightest pocket can indulge.
octl7 RANDOLPH IL BATES
SALT, SALT, SALT.
= BAGS Fine Salt; 5 bags Coarse do Large
y sacks and full. Call and see for yourselves.
oct17 RANDOLPH & BATES
OATS, OATS, OATS.
* BAGS Black and White Oats--new crop
octl7 RANDOLPH BATES
BRANDY, BRANDY, BRANDY.
IF YOU WANT good and pure article, call at
L oetl7 RANDOLPH Il BATES
CHEESE, CHEESE, CHEESE.
"ECAN sell you Western Reserve Cheese by
w retail or box.
octl7 RANDOLPH BATES
MACkEREL.
NEW FISH, and No. /, no humbug. Price to
~ suit the times.
now RANDOLPH BATES
A NEW STYLE OF TRUSSES.
DECEIVED. fine assortment of Trusses. ofaD
III improved patent. Being entirely different
to any ever offered for sale in this market. Fol
sale At
eb2o JOHN v. JAsTREMSKIS
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COMMISSION MERCHANT.

r 8. COPIES, Cotton Factor and General Com
- . mission Merchant, No 81 St. Charles street
corner Of Union. New Orleans, La juneT-J
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FINE TEAS.

TT YOU WANT a strictly choice Tea, don't ,al
L to give me call. Any purchase falling to
Please the money will be refunded.
octl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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ESS PORK.

A FEW BARRELS good heavy Mess Pork, now
"A in store and for sale by
novl6 jos HU& BfAb
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SODA CRACK EIkS,

| UST received 10 boxes fresh baked soda Crack
y ers [july23I JOSHUA BEAL
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RICE, RICE, RICE.
4 \ ROGERS can always procure choice Rice, in
I j any desired quantity and at prices that will
compare favorab!y with those of New Orleans, by
calling at the store Of
oct29 JOSHUA BEAL
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Lovers Of Fine Rich Cheese.
SOA r..

ENAMILlES wishing to procure the best and
l. most lasting soap made in America, can pro-
cure it at the store Of
oct2g JOSHUA BEAIf
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HAY, CORN, OATS AND BRAN.

WHEN you require supplies of Hay, Corn,
w Oats and Bran, and at current yalue give
me Il call. (noy12) JOSHUA REAL
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MEAL FOR CORN.

CRACK iisS AND CHEESE.
l GOOD stock for sale by
oet24 JOSHUA BEAL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
SOUTH AMERICA.
Arrival of the Ocean Queen. 3
NEw Ynpv 0ot q

| .rg rcr NEW ORK, Oct. 6.
The steamer Ocean Queen brings $2O2,-
00C in treasure. 'ell5--L
| VIM. Parker, Superintendent of the Graz
naina railroad, was assassinated on the oath
of September by j. L, Baldwin, civil en-
gineer. in the employ of the railroad. The
latter, who was suffering from delirium
tremens, subsequently shot himself, aud
would probably die. II . = s.ssI2 s,ssI3 -
Political affairs in Panama still continue
unsettled. Reports of a coming revolution
were current. and several arrests had been
made, The President had issued a pro- 4
clamation stating that measures had been
taken to- keep the peace s.oys IN. --,-F,f,,
/ The Republic of Columbia is quiet. The
report of the anticipated return of Mos
lqnera produced some alarm, but no serious
effect. 5If no 'ilR4L' - q fi9l1 .1Of1
/ News from the South coast give further
accounts of the fearful ravages by inunda-s
| tion, and earthquakes. Several vessels were
damaged at Coquimba, including the Amer
lean ship Black Eagle, at Catdera. The sea
drove the inhabitants to the hills, wrecked
sixteen or eighteen lighters, and damaged
several larger crafts. Twenty lighters were
wrecked at Carrisal besides the Amer
lean brig Delafina, with 1000 killogrammes
of copper Many vessels are damaged Sc
riously. ''.;t VS. ti.-r7fir,,o, ,r-It
The residents of Valparaiso had raised
$4,000 for the sufferers by the earthquake,
and the Gillian Congress appropriated
$4,000 tor the same purpose. The Gov
ernment also sent large supplies of cloth
| ing, provisions and medicines to Peru.
| Political affairs in Chile are unsettled
| The Peruvian Government is doing every
| thing possible to relieve the sufferers by the
earthquake and inundation, both in Peru
and Ecuador. The victims in Peru will
probably reach two thousand. A change
has taken place in the sea coast of Peru in
consequence of the earthquake, the depth
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

MARTINo.- The Opera House last night
was well filled with an audience that were
more pleased than any that has been in
that building for many day. There is no
doubt but that Martino is one of the most
successful and pleasing illusionists we
have had in this city fora long, long time.
The great majority of his feats are new,
while, added to their attractiveness, is his
great power as vantriloquest. The house
roared with laughter as he changed his
voice from one tone to another, and carried
on an amusing conversation with the s'gen-
tleman who spoke against his WILL" 1t is
first class performance. In addition we have
the giving away of one hundred presents as
an inducement to attend. The principal
prize last night, China tea set, was car
ried away by W. H. Lumm, of 270 South
High street. Tonight splendid parlor
lounge will be the chief prize. Go early
if you would secure good seat.
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NEW YORK MEI.ANGE.
Election


NEW YORK, Oct. 6.
The election for officers OF the schools in
Mount Vernon, Westchester county, was
held yesterday. Mrs. Mcdonald and three
other ladies offered their ballots at the polls,
but were politely told that they could not
vote. Some five or six votes cast for Mrs,
Mcdonald and other ladies tor trustees
were thrown out in the count. s.
u TObacconist.' Meeting.
The German cigar manufacturers and
tobacconists of this city and Brooklyn held
a meeting in the Steuben House. Bowery,
yesterday, to protest against the operation
of the tobacco tax law. A committee was
appointed for the purpose of urging
union of tobacconists throughout the coun-
try, with view to influencing Congress to
effect change in the law.
Poisoning Case.
In the Gamble poisoning case, now un-
der investigation in Rockland county, Prof.
Dorimus testified to having examined the
intestines of the body of Mrs. Gamble,
without finding sufficient poison to occa-
sion death. ..,- r---- .-r.r ,-.E-
Accident.
DR.. John Shepard, while attending pa
tient, fell down stairs and died.
Steamers.
The steamships Harmonic, from Ham
burg, and Java, from Liverpool, haye ar
rived. The steamship Ocean Queen, from
| Aspinwall, has arrived. The steamship
Westphalia sailed at noon, but took no
specie,
Conven tiOu.
The General Convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church will commence in
this city, at Trinity Church, tomorrow.
butler.
l., = T., ,,,I,o,
letter in regard to the Ward Atkinson Op-
position to his reelection. He offers five
| hundred dollars for evidence of the report
ed corruptions and conspiracies that are
taking place according to his own cOnvic-
rion, in his Congressional District, tor the
purpose of upsetting the Republican par
ty. In conclusion General Butler asks the
question 'sWhat will happen to Atkinson
and Ward when the devil gets them?"
| Convention.
The triennial Convention of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church will meet at Trinity
Church tomorrow morning. Forty-two
Bishops and nearly one hundred and fifty
lay delegates are expected to be present
The sermon will be delivered by Bishop
| Lee, of Delaware. After the appointment
of Secretaries and standing committees,
the Convention will adjourn to meet at
Trinity Chapel, in 25th street, Thursday
iuOInluS'
knights Templar.
/ The annual conclave of the Grand Com
mandery of Knights Templar, OF this State,
was held this morning. The session will
continue two days. More than usual in.
terest is manifested. Tomorrow evening
the Grand Commandery will be entertain
ed at grand banquet at metropolitan
Hall.
| a- rr~5D Cuba. tv EE1.e
| A story was circulated in the gold room
this afternoon that the Government was in
treaty for the purchase of Cuba.
i Base Ball. .
In the return game of base ball at Ire
mont, the Atlantics, of Brooklyn, defeated
the Unions, of Morrisiana, by score oi
twenty-four to eight. The Unions drew
blanks five times. Having beaten the
Unions in two matches the Atlantics art
once more champions of the United States
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

the Brazilian Iron clads had gone to BONE
bard the Tibugary position. . EEE
GEN. Prim. f&
MADRID, Oct. 6.
Gen. Prim arrived here yesterday and
was greeted with enthusiasm. e. = .e.s1
Spain.
- tr srfr-. a,@4fry1 - - -l-lr fgFlrS
l.Ts - --h r-rr MADRID, Oct. 5. r.
The provisional junta has requested Mar
shal Serrano to take charge of affairs until
the meeting of, the CorteZ, and he has con-
sented so to act, with General Prim and Oh
asago as his colleagues. The formation of
pleted. e ~
General Escalanta, Democrat, has been
placed in command of the National Guart.
lt is daily becoming more and more evil
dent that great majority of the people are
IN favor of republican form Of govern
ment for, Spain. The Duke of vittofia
and Count of Cheste have declared tn y
will support the existing Provisional
Junta.s fff axe o." -pEL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on,yesterday:
George h. Earhart, Sheriff, to W.'H.Dun-
nick, October 5th, lot No.. 40, in Phelan's
Eastern addition to the city of Columbus,
for 1884. 7 So c -a-t s-.t- -e =
Henry q. Mills, guardian, to Carl N.
Bancroft, October 9TH, lot No. Is of the
Capital University subdivision. of outlots
No. 10 In the city of Columbus, no consid-
Grafton named in the deed.
Robert L. and Robert Stimmel and their
wives to Joseph Shoaf,, August 18th, Il
acres of land in Hamilton township, fol
$1,000. ~ - ps.s7es.s3 gl- sl..--
John Miller and Luther Donaldson and
their wives to MI. Ashley, September 9
lot No. of subdivision of lot No. 81 o
Bartlit, Hubbard & Smiths addition tt
the city of Columbus, for $4,000. q
Vincent Lewis to Agnes Lewis, Septem
Der 2Sth. the undivided one-half of the
north half of the north one third of blocl
No. IA of McGowan's addition to the city o
Columbus, for $3.50. "
G. F. Jaeger to Anna NJ. Hadeler, Sep
tember 28eh, inlot No. 12l in G. F. Jaeger
addition to the, city of Columbus, fo
$3.50. - - sv -sva .-yE P
Agnes Lewis and Vincent Lewis t,
Frank Schmitt, October lst, part of blocl
No. IA in McGowan's addition to the cit,
of Columbus, for $500. - 81 TX
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MEXICO,
InteIIigence 10 September se3d. !,

Intelligence 10 September l23d.sz
r SIR ..z HAVANA, Oct. s. I, 4,
From Mexico we have adyices to Sept. q
23d. rs ~ s1'1.I7 49, T75- :,
President Juarez, in message to Com
gress, congratulates the nation on the fall,
ure of all the recent rebellions, except in
the still unsettled State of Tamaulipas. He
hopes that Congress will pass laws to favor
commerce and thereby improve the reve-
nue.. He presents the picture of Mexico
at present as brilliant and cheerful.
The wife of Gen. Patoni has published
statement detailing the circumstances at-1
tending her husbands death. .rlsdgs'a ~
Several railroad bills are before Con-.
gress. aes1 :
The Press sustains the effort of Santa z
Anna to get up rebellion, and Congress
seems to regard them in the same light.
The recent treaties with the United
States will soon be under discussion in
Congress. Ministers Mariscal and Ingles- !
las are reported to have opposed them, but
this is doubtful as regards Senior Mariscal.
1t is. however, expected that Congress will
ratify them. 1900 .--4l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
HAYTI.
Port au Prince Advices TO Oct. ed.

Port au Prince Advices TO Oct. ed.
= : gcf- ar q. HAVANA, Oct. 8. q. !
From Port au Prince we have advices to
October I'd. The Hay tienman -of- war Gale q
eta has arrived at Petit Government, from
ammunition. She had fall complemeut 2
of men, mostly Haytien negroes, some Eng
lish and French officers, and complete ma Z
val outfit. On her arrival she attacked the
Rebel cruisers Sylvan and Liberte. The
former.was sunk and the latter burnt to pre-
vent them from falling into President Sal
nave's bower. The latter had left on board
the Galeta to lombard Miragone. Before
leaving he took on board 300 additional I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Copenhagen.

SOPChurfsCHAs
COPENHAGEN, Oct. G..
The King delivered speech yesterday at
the opening of the sessions of the Rigsdag,
in which he said negotiations with the
Prussian Government in the matter of
Schleswig- Holstein had been thus tar with
,ut result. 1t was the desire of Denmark
TO preserv peaceful relations with Prussia.
The ratification of the sale of St. Thomas
md other Islands in the West Indies to The
United States has been postponed by the
Rigsdag FOR one year.
Rio ,JaneIrO. ~.
PARIS, Oct. 6.
Later Rio Janeiro dates report that La
oez arrived at San Fernando with ten thou
and men. Twenty eight thousand Allied
roops had occupied Pilor, the chief post
# Paraguay, to form a base of operations
,oainst the Paraguayan position at the
mouth of the Tibugary river. 1t was said
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

Chicago Market-Oct. 6.
FLOUR-Active and steady; sales of
spring extras at seas so. |;
WHEAT--Fairly active on shipping ac-
count; Aa1sc lower; sales MOL at ST. Ala
/ 421a, and No. 2 81 33a1 81, closing at
81 331 tor No. 2; sales No. 2 since Change
at ST 331sa1 "a.
CORN-Active; sales No. at S611aas7114c
No. 3 s5as6c, and rejected S4as5c, closing
at S7334aSsc for No. L; sales No. this after
noon at sS1ac.1
OATS-In good shipping demand; Ia1ac
lower; sales at 491sa50c for No. 1, ana 47c
for rejected, closing at 4934a50c for No. l.
RYE-Less active at 81 17a1 10 for No.
l; ST. 1S1a for No.2, and 81 0S for rejected,
closing at inside price for No. 1.
BARLEY--Moderate active and easier;
sales No. 2 at ST zeal ", and rejected 81 50
al Sc, closing at inside price.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07
New York stock Market-Oct. 6.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-stroue,wi

@i1ISS{S; do . f'e5 1850 Iis%; do new 1883
@lOs5s; do '67 1887 4@lOs7S;do '6s lO91s@
lO914; l0-40s 10434@l0411ss. a,ua s.ssA E,5e
$50 prices--Wells' Express 30M @3l;
American 461a@4s; Adams 51M@52:
United States 4S1s@49; Merchants Union
2355@237s; Pacific Mail 12s55s@ 1881; Vest
Central 12S1a@l2s5s; Erie 4s55@4s34; do
preferred 6916@7l; Ohio & Mississippi 20
@2914; Wabash 62@621a; do preferred Is
@7S; Michigan Central 49,; Michigan
Southern s434@s47s; Toledo 1881 a @1031zz;
Fort Wayne 1l5@ll53l; Terre Haute 40
Oh; Cleveland, Columbus q Cincinnati &
Indianapolis 70.