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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

Che superior merits of these sewing Machines are
now established beyond q question. They take the hrst
prizes at evsry fair Tor Simplicity, Durability and speed.
Tho stitches are uniform, alike on both sides Tbs
Machines run noiseless, perfectly oasJ, and do ths
largest range OF work,
Agents required liberal discounts allowed Send
for circulars, samples 40, 70 tho principal ofhce,
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.
deois eow6m 2i Bowery, Now Nork.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
&AS

From cRuSP & BRos.. coehrane Landing, Ohio,
Nov 20. is5C.-We are pleased with your medicine.
1t has been the means Of curing a great number Of
different diseases upon persons, az also upon
horsea, We think IL cures all you recommend 1t
to do We want you to send Us the larger proportion
of the variety for Family Use, in small bottles.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
ALICOcK'S POROUS PLASTER

AFFORDS PERMANENT RELIEF.
Boina flexible, tboy give no trouble. ars wonderfully
preventive IT
COLDS, COUGHS aud SORE THROATS,
aud no application sooner rsliovo theses Troublesome
maiadita.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
CnIoopEE sEWINo MACHINE.

DIRST CLASS and FULLY LICENSED.
Every Machine warranted for i've years, Exolu'
Ave teritory giveD, AdFHTs WANIHp eoerywhere 10
INTRODUCED them. Address OHlCoPEE y n. 90
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
. MuSllAI RnK EQR nNE OOLLAR.

uNRE Tronoh Great Son a.ion novelty, ehoapnes',
Durability; in highly pJiBIcd case, metallic
t1uguta, brilliant In tone, u tn bfst construction, with
the moat recent improvements, new keyissa pattern.
EIOur SIlECr AiRa fmincnty adapted for tho draw
ing room Table Guaranteed o. tho best wutkmanship
and performance. No. / aifc, 9 airs alt No. 2, 10 airs,
Of price. ~ tho most complete is.actton ! not givon
money refunded. .ddroa ". SGOlES PAUL. Nh
sicai Depot, No. q Chatham sfrcnt. N v. All parties
who can convon entity send Pootoihoo ofdors are request.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY.

How 20 double the value OF land and the profits on
stock, and how 10 raiso throo times tho quantity Of az
farm crops 70 an acre. 100 pages and 40 beautiful and
useful Illustrations. Farmers, young men and oxpod-
cnced agonts find Il pays 70 CANVAS iOr this book
500 10 S2Ou ner month E%crording 20 ability and
energy. For ful particulars, uddrog
ZEIOLER, McCuRDN 4 90. Chicago, III.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
No, 13.
sIMILIA sIMILlJUs oURANTUR.
HUMpEItsESs'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

ITAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
III experience, an cutitc %sHcctae; SIMPLE
pfumpt-Emcicut and Reliable, They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that misiakcs cannot be made IN
using them en- harmless - TO be free from dan
rog, and 90 efficient y, 10 be always fCliablc.
They have raised tho highest commcBdation from
oil, and Will always render satisfactiou.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
An Unrivalled Literary Pap

MISUNDERSTANDING AND GENERAL
w kAsntsy wanted forth Home life lnAgranoe Com.
pans Of New York. AgentA OF experience who Woold Sc
cure : good rad with Full Commissions 10 the States q
Wisconsln. Iowa, .hinneaota and NebTaakA viii do well
10 Correspond With uabstoro the territory y Az thkan up
KELLOt9, THOh HPQN a 90, General NorthWest
srn Agency, AlWkuksA VIA mAFa1
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
oNvALEsCENT

Or persons recovering from Fcvers or any Of the
malignant forms Of disease, will End hoback's
Stomach Bitttcrs invaluable ha q tonic and atimu.
liant for removing all tho prostrating effects which
follow disease; II supplies tho great want 90 long
felt for a safe and reliable tonic and appetizer. Sold
by all drug lists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

d. TAYLOR, Of Concord. KY.. says the Gargiing
OIL cured a horse Of his, injured while ploughing
" attempting to step over a stump, lmosts Sc voring
me thigh from the body; also that no has used IL IN
ms family for fifteen years, and Is tho best remedy
ior cuts Burns Bruises, Frost Bitss. Strains
Rhoumatrm, etc, no ever used.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
Early Rose Potato.
HALE DIME MUSIC.


Printed on h0avy music paper dpaaoa. eolorod tito.
Music and Words, Mailed Tor 3 ots each, or th1 whole
NOW READY.
No ] captain Jinka. MAolaFan.
Won't you Toll mo why, RObay
o We'd better Bido a Wen
" q blue Eyes.
" o Not Tor Joseph,
q Good bye, swaethear, Ooodbya
treaily don't Think 1 shah MEsy.
p" I Praise OF Tears
" Champagne Charlie.
% 10. Skating Rink Polka
u. OoneVOyo Waltz.
"d2, CONG hlhor, ny Baby, my Darling.
u LIttO Maggie MAY,
% u, Maggio's Secret.
10 ni5 Love ShihsS over Al, Sacred song
The old Cottage CLOCK,
% ~. Silver Chimes.
l.. Tho Rose OF krn,
" ~. Annin-ATm. tpOlkR MAzutkAy
II She might not Butt your fanoy.
y. Riding Down Broadway.
" ~. MaltEing down AZ Long Eraneh.
" "a still III Love hoe.
10 Tho Passing Boil.
% %. Take back tho Heart
"a, See tho Conqaeripg Hero Comes.
" - IherOa q harm in Spring.
" ~ Up in a Balloon.
q. Olympic 3ehottiseho.
81, Lion OAlop..
" g., Baaatiful Bells
" 81. Light OF tho World, tsaered song
" -. 1ho LifO Ioat.
" 30 Tho Roay Wreath
% AN DOT AK TO Press that chook.
" 81. SusAn's Story,
" IS. Tower o. Love. lngtl.
" 81 flying frapes0,
AZ. uouos Of Broadway.
Tho above can be had az tho music, book. and period
teal atoros, or by enclosing tho price, oct. each Other
BENZ ". HITCHCOCK, Publisher, y Spring street.
NJ. Y, tunddr ~. Nicholas Hotel.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

From DIR. J. p. TERRELL, Warren. Ind, March .,
1861 am engaged In the practice OF medicine.
and md your aargling oil an extremely efficient
remedy in all cases where an external application
Ia indicated.
From On. b. q. NEAL, Burris. Iowa. Dec. 20, 1855.
II have p~ractced medic ne In this county seven
years and eheerfully your oGrEling OIL
as.the test hnimont In use.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

From Rsos MAFHER, Ntddleport, n. Y. July 70.
1851 purchased a bottle Of your Gargling on Of
your agent, A. 8. Baker, At Mddleport, and a. yet
have used but hfofit ithhki It has given me
moro relief IN a case of severe Rheumatism. Of long
standing, than anything I have ever used before
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

Wounds. Calls Of all kinda sprains, Bruises. Crack.
Cd Heels, Ring Done, Pole Evil. Wind Calls. Cal.
lous, Spawn, Sweeney, Fistula. sitfast. External
Poisons. Scratches or Grease. sprinphalt. sand
crdcEa, Lamenesa, straina, Foundorng Feet. Mango.
Horn Distompcr. oargct in Cows. Cracked Tcats.
Foot Rot In Sheep, and many other diseases Incl.
don't to Man and Beast.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

Is one OF tho many disorders o nhe nervous system.
arising from a low state OF the constitutional health
or severe proatration after long continued sickness,
and requires inyigorating remedies like Roback's
Stomach Bittors TO restore the nerves 20 their nat.
ural vitality. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
febl2 deow CIV
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

Extract from a letter nom ]. o. PRATT, dated
Quincy, ohautauqua Co., N. Y, August -, 1884,
l have been acquainted with your medicine tdarg-
ling OH for tho last fourteen years. It has proved
a sure cure for Foot Rot In Sheep for which I sold
the last bottle and have calls almost daily for more.
Please forward as soon as convenient.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

oncn arises from morbid condition Of tho entire
system, and no brttor remedies eau be found than
DIT. Kabnck'a BLOOD Purifier and Blood Pills. Sold
hy all druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
DINNER PILLS.

All persona Of bilious habits, after eating or drink
to freely, viii ind great relief In the nae OF Dr.
Blood Pills, they nid digestion by stimu.
lating the stomach, thus avoiding tho pain, nausea,
sour cructationa, &C, which follow from eating too
sold by all druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
DRoPsY,

And Dropsical sweliinga, are always relieved aud
often permanently cured by the Alternative effect
which the timely use OF Roback'a Blood Purifier,
when taken In conjunction with Rohack's Blood
Pills IL sure TO produce. Sold by all druggists
everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

g 5000 Worth Sold by One Dealer.
Mossrs, j. BALoH 4 SON, Druggists Of Providence.
n. 4. write.
Eve hayo sold upward Of TWEEN yone thousand Of
Alloqok's Porous Plasters, and In every case thgy give
satisfaction. They arc i%avotites, generally with ply.
%sicians, because the oompononts and method OF max
ing them arc known"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS
WuQIEQAIR

CHICAGO. u~L-Bumhams \ Van SehAaof,
81. LOuIs, Mo,-Brown, Weber 4 Graham.
8 4. PAUL, MIEN.-Janks 4 Gordon.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
ACCUMULATING ELECTRICITY

and imparting II TO the body, whereby the circulation
Of the blood becomes equalized upon the parts where
applied, causing pain and morbid sctiou 20. cease
The PotousP aaters are Terrible, and found q great
help 10 those who have weak backs, or pain IN the side,
Especially ere they valuable 10 those who havo neglect
cd colds. They are often proyentiveso o. O~onanmpti9ni
mas, they arc believed 70 have loOsened the grasp OF TINS
terrible affection, aud been mainly instrumental IN
ehecting a cure. In variable climates they shout no
worn on the breast or between the shoulders or over
the kidneys, by those who are subject 20 take cold
easily. This simple plan will aoon produce a~conatttu'
tionAi vigOr that will enable " 10 resist extraordinary
changes 81 temperature, Experience has proved tho
Porous Plaster 70 be a blessing 70 tho oonaumptiyelJ
Inclined, invariably producing tho most remarkable
bAinmanl of The Mnrat sYmnllma
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
ALLCOCK's
POROUS PLASTERS.
The Best Strengthening Pias'g q he oo''

The Best Strengthening Pldsier & NE ode,
and Specially useful In pains Of the breast sense OF
weakneea and Inward sinking; for coughs, oolus aath
ma. and dificulty Of breathing; oppression and fatigue
about the diaphragm. ThoY give much ease IN Tout
aud weakness Of the back. aud IN aheo
tons aud pain about the kidneys. In Inmbago they
act lke q charm. In q few hours a violent cough b re-
lieved by q plestet applied upon the Ghost many per
rona believe n cold cannot be taken While a PLASTER u
worn upon the chest this we no know, they greatly
assist In the cure " q neglected cold, 30 often tue
intrOducor Of Consumption.
, No plaster yet made is 30 entirely free from objections
o. tho Porous Piasiers. Being a propagation from
FrAnkencense, Rubber, and burgundy fitohi they
seem TO possess tho quality OF
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

CRoUP. "A lady in New Haven, speaking
Of Cora CoUoH BALsAN. says shn lost tso darling
children with Group, and was in detpar vhen = third
aud last was attacked. but hie life was spared throueh
Goes Cough Balaam. bho advises mothers TO keep u
on hand. IN case Of emergency.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19

CD
IL good for Rheumatism, Chnbiains. Corns. Whit.
lows Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples. Cramps. Bous.
Bites Of Animals. Weakness Of the Joints. Con,rae.
tons Of the Muscles, Burns and sca'ds, Frost
Bitel. Painful Nervous Affections, Chappod Hands.
Lame Back. Pain in the side, sweliings, 1umori,
Tooth Ache, Old Sores. Hemorrhoids or PILES, Flesh
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-03-19
PAIN on IhE SIDE ouREp.
The Empire Triumphant I!

Principal Aaouoy Hrandroth Rouse, New YorE,
THos. ALLooCK & 90, slns siBs
, 1869-04-10

Chtu,nev4, q N sizzax eltaEed hy H WILLIAMS,
III Etntrtt4x,, between Polk and EptkI]43~ 0rQe1S
promptly attended r.
, 1869-04-10

cheap as they cxn be brought to Eew Ton, pro
dnced circulars trom = Etotutnent ltyespoA honse,
quoting frctXhtat from November 10 fefxnzr3 taEt
sa!i!jnEs to New oTicana The difference IN 1aa
rates, It Il stated, will bring the freight lro9 New
Orleans 10 st. LouiA III. f1ueJ further aaia, ~ =
practical prpuf Of hi1 axAclaou, that BuTle5 4
Tyrreu, seT heav1 aaeensNaFe hoase o1 sSs. Caes
they could do 10 much cheaper than toeT cat1 rid
EeW York
presided II the meeting, and m5de speecd 1oll
nornced his purpose to snbsc11be literally 10 tae
project .,s ..,on,r.,
to meet On Change daily Until the nrst G10u0
t1ed, di1ectosA and officers elected, aud the plans
Of the ASSOCIATION put into operation
E v. Fox predicted that the capital employ ed
bY this company would eouu be Increased 70 Ten
potuta Of he Mississippi, from st. P2ui TO S.
Louis bot The cotton points of shc lover HFf5 aaa
liverpool Manchester, Birmingham, Sheffield ano
other EnR!lAh and European manufacturing caksea
would be interested In It Al once, when saAA oc
demonstrated that the Erea: naan.aesasans es1.
trea Of England and the continent CAD procure
cheaper bread from New Urteans than any otne9
port In America, md money viii not DC wanteu -
push this enterprise to IL fullest extent, eao
through Il an immense import trade Nil spE1n2 T. 2,
to existence, and New Orleans and s. Louis ~
become, whit they ought to fe, the great recGt.'
Ing and distributing points Of the Alsdss1ppt sat
ley.
Arrived here to-day route for Atlanta, Ga Inel
Will leave for flcksturg on the steamer lnmioaI1
to-nonuw.
General Sheridan, accompanied b. General For
to-day to attend the funeral Of General Nichols
which viii fAkC place tpnQlIuK. -
, 1869-04-10

interesting Ceremonies Mt the pcdt-
cation OF the So8dieEs, Monument
-OrnxEou by E. A. Storrs, Esq. Of
Chicago.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
RocI Ls1ASn, April T.
From appearances last evening everybody eK-
rected to sec rainy, dtssgseeAhe dAy, and every
one seemed TO bear disappointed look. Is the to-
morrow Vas TO be tho dedication Of the Soldiers
Monument; but the Gay dAwned clear md pleas
anr and II IN carly hour people began to pour
the city from III directions Every street caf from
Moline died to It, utmost cspactty: Alko ne
ferry boat between this city and Davenport cane
TO ON shore loaded to the waters edEe with pco-
pie to witness the Interesting cese-
monies peaes.te1 ,o,,ns fEon x,t+ ross n51on
Ans1Ausia E4ig1nRton. Co4l Valley and other places
In this and ad)olninG counties we're n attendance
Business was Ee1s spsnosu spence m Eram In.or ~ ~,
denoa xere tassefully decorated vita Gags and
Al "a O'Clock IN. the different association. In the
CITY befan to form Into line, and those from ahroAl
were met By cum.e:t1ccs and escorted 70 the CouEt
House S4uar; ~aeEs . pE1sess1on was formed
Templafs nremcn md military organizations AMI
other civic societies. formed Mto line aud n.attne<'
through the principal streets and brought 1p
II The CoQ11 square, Wherr the ds:dicstotta cese-
nopiea were to take plAee. The VAST assembly
WaS called to order b. Dg. +. Gregg. President Of
the Day, who introduced Rev: hch4rd Hansy,
Af11Ol8b C4@1R1N NAA4 AotA.1tE SNepte.4 - *A-s
army, who rnadt solemn and impressive prayer,
atter which the veil covering the sta1ue on tas
mouumeut Was removed. and : salute Of thirty
seven guns was rred By battery Of artillery trou
| The United States Arsenal amid the nnGtas o
bells and The loud cheers Of the great cruwl Il
| soon ~ ibis WIS concluded the Glee Club o
| The Turner'S Society sAng hymn, After waIct
The P7vstdent OF The Day introduced E \ 6tosrA
Es of your city Orator OF the Day. who deliveret
IN eloquent and impressive adisrss which "a.
attenttyely listened 70 By al who could get wtfhis
sound Of his voice. II Is estimated saat fort1
thousand people were inside anu surrounding
| ConE Squire. Every one admits tnaS It WAs tn
| lAtEest crowd and most solemn md Interesting
| occasion ever Witnessed In this clt{.
, 1869-04-10
WNHISuDf, April I.
ttunGrs

"EAASAtUN1 Af4A
EeuaIe.
TIE RECONSTRUCTION s11l~
The House bll to submit the Constitutions Of
Virginia, M6sissipp! and Te1as TO a vote Of the
pM M MoTfoS II @ offered, M as an additional Section
sen;ed In Congress, their Legislatures sh0u adopt
Hr. TRGIBTIL did not think II wise to adopt
this eecuon Congress had already, With g1eat.ie-
liberation, parsed several acts preserving the con-
complied with those conditions snd been admired
to representation For Congress now to Impose
additional conditions would be a breach Of faith
States would ratify the Fifteenth Amendment
without It being made q condition OF rcconsuuc-
NJ, MORTON denied that It would he = breach
Of faith. No agreement had been made between
CouGrc4a and the uDrcconstEucted Sta1eA Con-
Fress had offered those atates reconstruction upon
the ofer and hsd htood ont in hostility to the gor-
crnmen:, and now It WAS the right Of Congress 70
impose whatever conditions It pleased, provided
rather sec the pending bin fau Than pass without
this amendment The desire Of the Democratic
party IVES to keep this question Of negro sa1ragu
1b72 The Democrats calculated that without the
votes Of Virginia, Mississippi. TcIas and Indiana
the Fifteenth Amendment must fall Of ratification.
and the only way to defeat that result was by
making fts ratification condition Of rcadinissou
Of ihtAe 6tateh
NJ: coSKIISa sa.d the Imposition Of The new
would be ! breach Of fatth. That Senator con.
tended thAt the States In question had Remained
unrecoDatrucsed only becs1sc they had w1lfaiiy
stood anh refused to nttept reconstruction upon
the conditions offered BY Congress-. This certainly
was not t1ne Of Virgins, one Of the States "a
hai gone on as faT a. she could in the prescribed
coursc Of reconstruction. and had fAIlch 70 coE-
plete It only because the Commanding General,
representing the Government Of the United States
hAI1 fHfN rnAfiA f0Y NJ hhfH thf
, 1869-04-10

r.w,,4v. Hcw 4be,4~ IN o-.r<
f11ssdeuf IL fhn Ifateed 8tts1a bars cnnstdaF.a
!, ~ 911ty n tsoe 1fnfa n,v nrn9eTns t,17, nscs.r
snr mi nn extt1ordtualT nccas1cn res1njTcs ths
S[nstr Of the I:nltrd Htntes to ronvene fo+ -
fr.reorrton If hnxsnes. n the C*rstnI ~ ~ e1.s
o. HasninSson, On tne !x3n daJ g AWl, 1852 q u
eiuse, noolt. ~ ~. 4a5' on Hhca au Wno snAu
y thA1 tune &c en1Iltd % xT n meGbe11 Of thxf
hody 2tr hereby required to t2ks notice.
44Rtea II W sxtfn4tnn the fHt ~ WI n fi,e
vr0T - r.1r TnrT c-n 4h-1s-nS .,<ess e,A1t.s4 -
- x 1oaa "aa +o.!k1aa Ea3nt 0AHn1ea s =
9na @15J-otne Or tne Independence Of the
United 6tstea Of America tn ninety third.
84HDt4 u g. 4kAxT.
BY the P1eSa6ent
Hau11.ys FTs1 9erru+,rv NJ at~4a
6e r1t1a .ee1;nr = ssitss - - - ,,x no41tn,
GEA1&A pErCT8 OF THE QCAEIxRxASTIRH NJ
rAETxkx1.
WARRINGTON, April a.-GenerM orters inst Is
sued fIum army headquarters announced the FOL-
lowing depota of the Quxste1naster1 Department
n RencTsi d. nots: New Yorf PhilxdelphlA, and
4,hnv1ftN varrr1 wruhfr1+nn snH Jcrf.rsn3ytile
1rdt:re Mns "s1.s.s =, - 49, ,-tr rern1r rsct
tuuAAa- 1Ae onC1A u CnALSe ~ .s ~. t.ess ~
to the quAftctmastcr GsnefA ~ otnes oepot1 -
arc uhdcr the GrueI1 OF commanding 1coe1A4 u
ated-
OFFICERS 1txAGK
~ direction Of the Secretary Of wa, tne toute
Of UAyet 10 the Pacific coast u d1ca U? tne faE1nc
Railroad and 1900 advance InIeaRe VIII ne rala 70
of7lcera undtr orders from the Eui 20 taato.aa ~
Oregon, 4c. or rtce ne1as, Upon appAeatlon " Iac
Q1a1teImaEier General
rAc1f1c RAILROAD AA17K!4 r,.,,
tee on the Pacific Kalifoans ny mosnue. a. ~
which HtfFY JCDR A4i 4uilllA4EQ ulAIa63iJE II
, 1869-04-10
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch To The Chicago Tribune.

s,,n,.,, r,,.r.4nt d, rr,,. r.,,,,..r, n>t,,1ra
"A14 o@ofA'~D :" A
aonA. Ap
o,a,s,, ane eemm.Mu " u nsa"s5 ;.a s s..Asan ~
Rono-o :" Iraokc Inteo Y. .Mc us."esa 80 -,
.o.A A.lu -. -. NV p1oo1u' 'ePo1' ~
"s'~' ~>'SNN .H. -. ~ =. ..o
5at th1A tH1o. .1Aoe
hesan8 u ne flee .'a19 neauxs ~ -'s. ~ us.1
~ u, n.ooa5u ue1@ -. s'oa4a.. nsm! @ "Au ceT.rs
VIZ p1eatue, Apu Itoi. t1t5' VI AI W So0.ss'
VIII HanAr Ell Aaoseas- = ueno1'A W
In the free trade interest, Is being circulated II
New To,k and Brooklyn
rorv.
Inc money market vas more easy II INC mo1a'
nG+ ods strengthened to"A1u tne Close IL N un'
derstood that the st1tu1epcr was manipulated By
s.osr. ''N ~'-~ A-'>'~ 01 4N
s"eAA
The railroad market was octire In the morning
hrt fAu n7 tnv.r4s the rIosr The rnost nctiFf
80 ~ s1.......~ ~ 49, w., a. o.,
4nu uoe.oasaR saeA "eic s "a' $500
Hudson MTt3, Harlem, Scrtn*esIe1n, headng,
and Michigan Southern The advance on these
shares ranged from one to ten Der cent, and wal
T.s 1,,.A..s .,a O, p.,I
y 1soe. ' lu14 ~ ~ W uoae'u1 - -
tates On VAN sNees pfcoict acu*e 7Peeu"uo0
IN stocks next week
.-.~..-. rnsr.,,.+,., ~ s,la e,r,~anrA9 +tt.
a-s -. ~,,..a.s - =, 80, hot-a~n 90,
u'e'nooo W 1ua'o1s y. fapta.e oaNeea 10 -
Washington about Cuba
= urr1Sy
n, -. 49, r,ut,,, :, +no lara,
os1oiieu '134ay " su' ~ - o.7 - 49, =.
bay. Charles Moftcn+ eecouu mates *As scs1onA15
injured By beating at the hands Of the crew. SIl
mrn w.r,. n3sred in ,5ons
A~A "~A~ I-r-o., - -za,s.,. ,,,,,,,,,-,x.
ceslVA hotsh ArLl. M
Collector GrtuntH has received lofty 1hoosaut
applications for places In the Custom House
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DES MOIEES,

Tho Laxg Authorizing -TnxntIon In
Aid OF Hallronda pEonouAced Un.
constitutaennf- Carriage Accident.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
pxs MorEs, Iowa, April ..
The Supreme Court his reTcrsed the declson OF
the court below, tn the Case Of Hanson Va Vernon,
from Henry County. THIS decidon declares m
constitutional the law, passed last winter AotanH1
ing town ana cites 20 levy taxes for tho AID Of
FullroadA
General J. II. Tuttle was thrown from hla car
flAEe, to-day, and considerably Injured