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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-14

HARDwARE-As the building and
planting season is now approaching, we
deem it alike q pleasure and a duty to
call attention to a house like that of
Bescher, Sehultez & Co, No. 881 Main
street, where everything in the hard
ware line, for builders and planters use,
can be found in any quanty. The
country merchant can here select
bis stock with little trouble, y dealers
have only to point out what they require,
BY sample card, and it is packed instan-
ter. This firm deal largely in thes eele-
brated Rodgers cutlery, a fine stock Of
which they keep constantly on hand.
They are also agents for the celebrated
h~re-proof safes, manufactured by Doe
bold, Bauman & Co. With q good stock,
polite and attentive salesmen, this
worthy combination must succeed.
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Mason d Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, al
F. Kstzenbach's, 81 Main street.
mhl2 p
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Melodeons and Cabinet Ogdns for
Rent, at +. Kstzenbach's, 3l7 Main
street. mhl3 2t
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EOR CINCINNATI.
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET
For Care, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
EMPIRE King master
This fast and oommodious steam "a
or viii leave as above on ~
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
LEVY Il MILLER, Agents,
mhl22t 81 Madison street,
MEaPHLS AND CINcLN.NAZI PACKET
COMPANY
For Cairo. Louisville and C~ineinnatf.
Hates master
This splendid packet will leave -
as above, on -
THURSDAY, l4th inst. at 5 p.m.
LARRY HARMSrAD q Co, agents,
Corner Main 5ison sts., or
mhl7 q CITY WhsrfboAt. foot Monroe 81.
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
..---Hicks King master
TINS Inc passenger packet leaves -
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 p.m.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agent.
mhl22t star Wharf boat.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
For vieksburg and New Orleans.
j. %. master
This nss and elegant passenger A
SATURDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMEST. BOURNE q CO, Agents,
mhi4 ST No. u Jefferson street.
AFLANFTCAWD MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP
COMPANY-U s. MAIL LINE
For ERPOIe0n, Vieksbarg, Natehez and
New orleans.
master
This splendid passenger steamer
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARMSrAD a CO..
PETERSON &SANERS. GenTPass. Ag'ts.
Wharfboat. foot OF Monroe 81,
mhi4it or cor. Main and Madison sts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-14

Important to Discharged 0f7cers.-By
q recent decision Of the our of claims,
all officers Of the army are entitled to the
difference Of pay, for servants actually
kept between the eighteenth day Of
June, 1884, and the third day OF March,
1855 Of s. per month, being the differ
enee between Sl1 paid TO servants and
the $40 paid to soldiers during that time,
and which has heretofore been refused
payment by the U. s. Treasury. AL.
officers viii therefore forward to US at
once their discharges, and we shall do all
in our power to obtain an early settle
ment.
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Coal -Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. SO
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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Ns50 and Secondhand Pianos, at re-
dueed prices, al f. Katzenbaeh's, 3I7
Main street. mhI3 2t
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and Rustnsss.

The weather yesterday turned cold
and snow fell during part Of the day.
There was nothing doing on the levee.
At this point the river is stationary at
the higA water park Of lS62. we give
below the stsges at points above to latest
dates. We are assured by old citizens
that this has been such another winter
as that OF '43 and IA. Heavy and con-
tinuous rains fell that season and were
followed by a disastrous flood. Indica-
tons would point TO an early rise in the
Missouri and upper Mississippi.
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AhhAfhs DhFAET
New Oreans Express. Ga9 pm. SIS pm.
batesvAle Aceomon=-l:5 25 /"
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Cify Of JaeksoR Earrapts
ne In faFor OF Tho Cream Va a. q.

Board Of Police, Kinds COunty warrant.
One in fsvor Of B Horne, 10 per cent.
on Bridge account s4oo N
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lha A~NILICAR R0NCoNL

Naans', late Nuns & Clark's Pianos,
at +. Kst2enbachis. mills q
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Second hand Pianos at 500, 1925, $50,
Sl75, 500 and upwards, at +. Katzen-
baeh's, 81 Main street. mhl32t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01
S. S. 5.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, July 81.

-...... New YORK, July 81.
COTTON-A shade firmer; sales 5000
bales .middling uplands at y.
FLOUR-Receipts 1865 bbls; mar
ket irregular and unsettled for sound
medium grades ami steady for fresh
ground, while other kinds are heavy and
declining; sales 1900 bbls, includi ng
1000 bbls for expert at 6 25a7 30 for SUI
pertine State and western; 75a9 50 for
extra western; 10 00al1 so fer choice do;
9 30al0 % for shipping Ohio; III 30al2 y
for trade brands; 9 00a1l 81 for spring
ST. Louis; 1200a17 80 for western do.
California flour heavy; sales $50 bbls at
II 00al4 IS and small lots Ofvery choice
at II 90. Rye flour firm.
WHISKY-Lower; sales 400 bbls in
bond at 80 for western.
WHEAT-Receipts $500 bushels; mar
ket heavy; new DAB lower; sales 3S,6 900
bushels at 60 for No. 3 spring; = 12a2 IL
for No. do; 30a2 50 for new amber
Southern; 25a2 10 for inferior to choice
new white Southern; 80 for amber
GeneSee; 6oa2 10 for white California.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Nomlnal.
CORN-Rcceipt 81 ,537 bushels; mar
kct heavy at lc lover; sales $4,000 bush
els at Olal OBJ for new mixed western;
92a95 for unsound do.
OATS-Dull; sales $4,000 bushels at
S0aS4 for western; 93a95 for State; %
for new Southern.
COAI-75, 900 tons OF Scranton coal
at auction sold at OOa4 S74.
WO0L-Dull and declining; sales of
100000 pounds at 43a67 for domestic
fleece.
LEATHER-Quiet and steady.
COFFEE-Active and firm; sales of
1900 bags.
RICE-l6.
SUGAR-Steady; sales Of 900 bbls of
Cuba at ll!al2.
MOLASSES-Quies.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; l5al5l for
crude in bulk and 29a32 for refined
PORK-Opened dull aud heavy and
closed firm; sales of 1850 barrels at
~ 7Oa23 = for new mess; closing ut
% 81 for regular; 2275 forold do, ~ IS
a2O II for prime and - IS for prime
mess; also 2000 barrels now mess mt
~ ~, buyers option for August.
BEEF-Firm; sales 100 bbls
BEEF HAMS-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales lSU pack
ages at ll4al2 for shoulders and l5alc for
hams.
LARD-Dull and unchanged; S;llcs of
725 barrels Mt 12!al3s for new
BUTTER-Steady AT lla2l for Ohio.
CHEESE-Dull and heavy.
LATEST MARKET-5P Pm
FLOUR-The market closed steady
for medium and heavy and choice and
inferior grades.
WHEAT-Dull and declining for
new and steady for old.
RiE-The market quiet at Is for
western.
PEAS-Dull and dropping at s2aSi for
western; 93a94 for Ohio.
CORN-Market dull and heavy at 90
al O3 for good to prime new mixed
western, and 93a93 for uns0und do.
PORK-Market steady; sales 1900
barrels new mess at % IS cash and reg
ular, closing quiet and Steady.
BEEF-is more active at full prices.
CUT MEATS-The market quiet and
firm.
BACON-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Rather heavy at l3tal4 for
fair to prime steam; l3s for kettle rem
dered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01

ed everything available in order to
carry the speculatiens along willie
aw aiting a rise in stocks, and seffectng
an insurance to. the amount of $50, 000On
his life to be used as collateral The
failure sweeps the entire capital of the
bank-S100,0 We understand Q re-
ceiver is to be appointed at once to wind
up its affairs"
ALLEGED FoRGERIEs.-A letter dated
New York, Saturday, says: "The de-
tectives succeeded in arresting three al
legged forgers, named George Williams,
George NJ. Wilks and Joseph J. Sudley,
this afternoon, and brought them to the
Tombs on suspicion of having commit
ted a series of forgeries, including the
following, in period of several mouths,
during which time they carried on their
nefarlOus practices with impunity.
The check for Sl7 900, purporting to
have been issued from the Board of Ed
ucation o. the Broadway Bank; one on
the Bank of New York for S3400; one on
the East River Rank for SLIPS, and one
1Or SlIUU, on LuC lEdutoLuCuo Dduh lOi
1885, 1926, 1926, $3.50; one on the Broad
way Bank for $3.50; one on the Citizens
Bank for $3.50, and one ON the Hanover
Bank for $50. The prisoners, who are
all attired In the pink of fashion, are
held in charge until the case is properly
worked up"
TROY, y. Y, July 2S.-The assign
ment of the Unadilla National Bank is a
general one, and the institution is still
Kept open according to Jaw, though do
Ing 10 business. A receiver from Wash
ington has been applied for, and will
probably arrive in few days. The
ewRer of $4,000 of the stock in Albany
is son of Mr.. Watson, the President OF
the Bank. 1t is stated by the president
and cashier that had the bank closed
some months ago something would have
been saved: as it is, the losses will, / am
told, be total Great distress prevails
in all the country surrounding Undilla,
ray information showing that one wo-
man, widow, has become crazed by
her losses, and another has attempted to
commit suicide. The losses cover a
wide extent of country, and will he
desolating in their effects.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 81.
FLOUR-2J lower and dull: family,
Q 50al0 on; extra, 9 O0a9 -.
WHEAT-Dull and prices 10 lower,
closing at so for No. / red. and = GOA
? 10 for white.
CORN-Dull at Is for No. in bulk.
OATS-Dnll at 20 for new and "a for
old.
RYE-Dull; closing with sellers at
l 10.
COTTON-Unchanged; middling pa
20; not much offered, but enough to
meet demand.
WHlSKY-Dull at 80 in bond.
MESS PORK-In good demand.
BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders were
bought at III, but they are generally
held at ii and sides at l3i.
BACON-Quiet at l2ial4l for shoul-
ders and sides, and 10 for clear sides.
LARD-Dull: closing with no buyers
ut l2s; the speculative demand has sub
sided.
BuTTER-In better supply but prices
unchanged; Central Ohio lsa2O and
Western Reserve 2la22.
EGGS-l6.
COFFEE-Steady at 23a27I for Rio.
SCGAR-Firm AT l2tal5f for raw and
l7tale for hard refined.
LlNSEED OIL p.
LARD OIL-95al On.
PETROLEUM-I2a44 for refined. free.
GOLD 392 buying and 40! selling.
MONEf-The market is easier at 81
10; not much doing.
EXCHANGE Steady.
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New Work Stock Mnritet.
New YORK July 3

New YORK, July 81.
Gold shade lower; opening at l 10,
and closing at NJ 49,
Government stocks without decided
change. Coupons of ISL llOt; do
'62 1lli; do "a lG9s; do '65 lO9!:
do new lost; do 90 lUst; 40 coupons
1O7g.
Stocks rather lower; Ohio Certificates
2ss; Canton 22a22i: Cumberland 37a3s::
Pacific Mail l4Gal46t; Atlantic lllalll5:
Western Uuion 47iai7!; New York Cen
trail lHStal054; Erie 76a76a; Hudson 10!
al2l; Harlem ll2all5, Reading 1O7+a
lO'f; Wabash 5li; st. Paul 5Oi; Michi-
gan Central lllall1i; Michigan South
ern SASH; illinois Central llS5all9:
Pitts6urg 94ta95; Toledo l23sal25; Rock
Island lr2;; Northwestern 50a50i, do pre-
ferred 1lBa72s; Fort Wayne 1921; Wells,
Fargo d Co. Express 67a674; American
IeS Adams 74a74i; United States 75a
50: Merchants Union l5als.
New Tennessee 6's 66s.
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Pittsburg Oil Trade.
PITTSBURG, july 80,


The oil market yesterday presented
but few changes worthy of note. Buy
crs were inclined tn hold off, as if they
expected to hear some news. Although
the meeting ON Change was largely at
tended, nothing of Importance was
transacted. Buyers and sellers were
apart i'll their views. Neither were dis
posed to give way. The entire trans
action OH Change We're 1000 barrels re-
fined, for August, and 5l6 barrels of the
raw material. The oil receipts we're $50
barrels. During the afternoon the mar
ket appeared firm hutnot active. Anon.
the sales made were kanawha oil, de-
hverable, the first kanawha and Ohio
rise-the first sale reported from that
plac for Some time, the delivery of
which will depend On circumstances.
The entire sales Of crude for spot and
future delivery were Us follows:
TRANSACTIONS IN BULK.
PIG barrels bulk, Smiths Ferry, spot,
lIic.
300 barrels bulk, Smiths Ferry, spot,
l2c.
400 barrels bulk, Allegheny oil. spot.
l2c.
1900 barrels bulk. Allegheny OIL. spot,
l2lc.
Zoo barrels bulk, Kanawha oil, first
rise, l2c.
81 barrels bulk, Virginia lubricatinc.
Doc.
REFINED OIL-The weeks transac-
tons So far have been small, showing
pretty cOncluSively that the July con
tracts are pretty we'll tillel, at least by
those parties that intend 10 meet their
obligations. Mondays sales of refined
only included 1000 barrels for July de-
livery, while Yesterdays sales were all
Tor August. This looks healthy, being
the last day of the month. The sales
SINCE our last were $500 barrels, all
told.
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An Army Of More than Five
usand OftiCe-H0ldcn


Are consuming your substance, and b-' a
other hungry expectants Are gathering m
vulturcs, % banquet upon the vital- oi -
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar
the hundred thousand, with no apparent rr'-
Your Bunattc Asylum has already cost sIl0@
third more than the original estimate io b
whole, and the first wing IL not yet cOmplfis
At the present rate. more than one milli5I p
dollars will be consumed In what In nothing -
than stHpend0us fraud, at which your pgU
servants are cOnniyiDg. lrs
The Penitentiary was expected 10 be built f.
1856 900, bu; through the incompctehcy ih
planned II, nearly four times ~ much nisisfI
will be required a. was originally intended ~,
the expenss Of the building win be little .hor
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of pub
lie men show a similar disreg7td Of y0ur tHisi
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of privay
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the STATE hD
uttered word Of denunciation OF these or an
other public wroRgs. To the RgyIsTiK beloap
almost the exclusive honor Of champinnng y
popular cause against tho outrages Of or'a
piunderers. In pursuance Of Ia parpo.s %
lnint down corruption and corruptoni,i. -
REGTsTER will lay before the people mar
startling facts concerning the outlay 81 NAb
funds upon public works The most enorInol'
frauds arc known 10 have been perpetrAt"d a.
every taxpayer has m interest In their deIeS7
ment. We call upon the people IN -ccobd %
support us In our effort.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE or THE REGISTER,
WHEELING, July 81, 1867. s.


WHEELING, July 81, 1867. ! ~
Flour declining steady except for old
spring and winter, which is scarce. New
flour of winter wheat is in good supply
and excellent quality. Provisions firm
but not as excited. Good demand for
groceries, without much change in
quotations:
DRY GOODS-Trade moderately active
with u drop i'll prices. We quote :
Prints: Low Madden, l0al3c; AmOskeag,
IA; Wumsutta III; j. Sanders, lac;
new style American, l5!c; Sprague,
lGc; Merrimac, ID, l6t. De LANES:
Springs tyles ~. Gmghdms: Waverly
loc; American, lSc; Lancaster, BE.
Bleach Muslin: 81, l0!c; 81, l2ial5c;
Al, l7a24; "a, 25a30c. BrOpn Nus
lin: 81, lOal2c; IS, l4al6c: A, lSa
Isle.
FLOUR-Choice spring family, Ia
l2i; Xxx, III; new -four winter lltal2.
PROVISIONS-Active and excited;
shoulders, -: plain hams 20; lard,
ticrces, -; kegs, Il; canvaSscd sugar
cured hams, -.
GRAIN-Market quiet, with but lit
tie change i'll quotations. Barley. quo
tationS nominal, none Offering.
HAY-Sl4 00al6 90.
BUTTER-Plenty; selling at Re.
EGGS-l5c.
OILS-Carbon, 5Oc for refined; Extra
winter strained lard No. | extra 10,
Lard, Tanners 05al 10; Lubricating A.
COFFEE-Activo demand; fair and
prime,274, choice 25i.
SODA-American ut -: English ut 9!c.
SUGARS-GOod demand and firm.
Sugar house l2lc; Cuba l4!c for
good to prime; Porto Rico l4lal5 for
good TO prime; hard refined lSGal9; A
Coffee 1~c; Il. do. l74c; G. do. lie.
SIRUP-50a60c for lower grade 75ca
81 ~ for good to best brands Porto
Rico mOlasscs 7jaS5c; New Orleans mo.
laSSeS SJa9O.
FISH-Lakc herring / 80; white fish
s. 90; No. > mackcrcl, halves, s. 90;
do No. > ST 90: do No. |, kits, - -;
No. > Kits, 200. Light stock and fail
demand.
NAlLS-lOd to Cd nails, $685. per key;
81 and Cd nails, IS 50per keg Cd and I'd
nails, 81 30; other sizes i'll proportion.
BROOMS-S2a2 ~ for good and 81 90
"a 4 90 for extra.
SALTS 20 from yard, tor Ohio
River 375 for dairy.
CHEESE-Dairy l2lal4: factory ID
TOBACCO-75a7Sc for dark los, +
and navy; 95cal ~ for bright is aud
Is; 81 lOal 20 for fancy chewing brands;
SUaSl 00 for bright los.
SOAP-Gcrman y; common &c; East
ern family Hale.
CANDLES-City mould tallow, 16!c;
star 2lc; hotel, 2jc.
RlCE-No Carolina; RangOOu lie.
Observation-Disclosures sole, 4a35; Oak
AZ; French calf l 9Ja2 -; German do
80; American do 50al 65; Harness
41ai2; Upper 25c per foot.
HlDES-Green :; Calf-skinS IL.
SHEEPSKINS-50al W.
STRAITS OIL 10 per barrel
WOOL-Nery dull and no sales of any
quantity. Buyers are not offering over
-.
GLASS-Market firm and steady; sxl0
) 10; lUxl2 = %.
COTTONS-Steady; yarn 50a51; bat
ting, 30; Irvine 80.
WHISKY-Steady ut IS for bonded.
PARTNERSHIPS at goal 90 per lib.
GINSENG-Sales at 7Oa75 per 10.
DRUGS & SPlCES-IndigO | Goal 10;
vitriol Il; logwood l4al6; madden Is.
Concentrated I've - for Philadelphia;
9 10 for Pittsburg, and 90 i'll papers;
cassia 10; cloves so; nutmegs to; pep
per, -; alspice b
SEEDS-Season over and no stock to
offer.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph 10 the Register. J .

LONDON, July 3l-NOon-CcnsoiS VII
bonds 72s: Illinois a; Erie 4oi'
LIVERPOOL, July 3l.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Breadstutfs dull; corn
35s.
LIVERPOOL, Eve.-COtton dull, ana
declined ID on middling; upland ut;
Orleans lOf; sales 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs-Flour Is lower; closed at US.
Corn dull, at 35s for new mixed west
ern. Barley, oats and peas quiet and
unchanged Provisions Cheese de-
cliAed Is; fine American 53s per cwt.
Lard advanced to SOS fer American.
Pork lbs. Beef laos per barrel. Bacon
AS per cwt. Petroleum, spirits Cd; re-
fined Is AID per gal.
LONDON, Eve.-Sugar steady. Oils
and linseed unchanged. .s
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, July 3l.-A large Re-
publican mass meeting was held last
night, the freedmen being in large pre-
ponderance. De Mackey presided. AT
ter several speeches resolutions were
unanimously adopted expressing unai-
terable determination to carry out IN
good faith and without reservation the
Congressional measures looking to re-
storation and endorsing the platform OF
the Republican Convention at Column
bia.
General Sickles has dismissed Magis-
trate Zeally, of Columbia, from office
for realizing an Insufficient bail without
due regard for gravity of offences conf
United by Radclif' and Bailey, the two
men, charged with asSaulting and beat
ing j. &. Thompson and w. j. Arm
strong. The military have arrested abe
accused parties who will be arraigned
before the military commission at
Charleston.
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Ernm RnrIress rInnrnc

FORTRESS MONROE, July 3l.-Thc re-
port that General Sickles had forbidden
expectation of corn from North Caro-
lima, owing to the short supply. is nm
founded.
A cOlored man named John Page and
his wife got into II fight last night in
Norfolk. The woman seized knife and
plunged it into her husbands breast,
inficting II wound that will probably
prove fatal.
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From Easf0n

EASTON, PA, August 3l.-The thirty
second commencement of LAFAYETTE
College took place to-day. The degree
of l.. l.. ID. was conferred upon VIM.
Strong, of the Supreme Court OF Penn
sylvania. At the Alumni dinner ex-Gov.
Pollock presided. President Cattell
announced that Il had been determined
To raise two hundred thouound dollars
additional for endowment, and that
Thos. Bearer and VIM. Adamson had sub
scribed ten thousand dollars each, and
Mr.. Parmee eight thousand dollars on
condition that the whole he made up
within the wear.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July 3l.-No trouble is an
ticipated ut the election tomorrow.
Cholera has again appeared in the
Southern part of the city. Six deaths
occurred at one house on Mulberry
street last night, and five at one house
ON Front Row.
The Board of Health are taking ener-
getic means to prevent il spreading.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-01
Indian Affairs.

ST.. LOUIS, July 3l.-Omaha dispatch
es say the Indians are concentrating at
the base of Mud River mountains. near
the Sweet Water.
A private letter to General Dodge says
the Indians are daily attacking trains,
and travel from Green river To Fort
Saunders is stopped
Receipts of bullion from Nevada last
week were S22l 900, crude. The bull
lion received Tor assay amounted "a, l49
ounces.
The report o: contemplated general
attack by the Indians between jules
burg and Denver is not reliable.