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New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
TO INVESTORS.

sKyEN PER CENT INTEREST N GOLD.
PRINCIPAL Also PAYABLE IL GOLD.
The First Mortgage Bonds Of the Rockford Rock
Island and 81. Louis Railroad Company as an IN
vEsTMENT SECURITY, combining perfect safety
cheapneSs and profit, are unequaled by anything
offered IN the market
They pay seven per cent lnterest-Feb and Aug
lin gold con. free Of GOrernHeai tdr The principal
also is payable III gold.
The bond, have fifty years 70 run and are cOnver-
ubc into stock al the option Of the holder sink
my fund Is provided sufficient to pay of the whole
U0rt-age ~ maturity.
Each bond is for $1,000 or goo sterling. Interest
payable IA New-lOrk, OF London, NJ the option OF
ihe holder
These bonds arc fully secured. being first lien Of
bVNUN upon 200 miles OF railway, costing $1,000
e and tidyeIsng he finest district Of Illinois also
lPOn 3OOJ ACRES OF LAND, estimated TO contain lOO
MO0J tuns of coal. These lands on the completion
TIE railroad through them, Will be worth more
aan the whole amount Of the mortgage.
For all the coal this Company can produce there
haresdy market 1000 miles OF railway and the
opHatiOn of 3JOJ0 square miles OF territory can be
sDpiled with fuel from Its mines, more readily and
aeaply than from any other quarter.
One half the means required for the construction
and equipment of the railroad and for the purchase
u eOai-lands Is derived from the sale OF capital
sock, to which large subscriptions are made along
the hne of road and elsewhere.
1he work Of construction u proceeding with great
rpdIy, and the first division of 20 miles, giving an
Htlet 70 the coal viii be in full operation by lst
snusry next.
The estimated earnings Of this line Of railway,
~ us coal business. are threshold what viii be
flied 70 pay interest on ltS bonds.
lbe Trustee for the BOndhOldeTs Ia the UNION
kCSI COMPANY of New-lOrk.
AT 80 the present price, and with gold at 40 pre-
mum the bonds pay an income OF over ~ pot cent
PI anlum.
For sale at the Office Of the Company u Wall~t.
Ooyemments and other securities received III eX-
eAABge H. H. BOODY Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
no,,PSTTc MARKETS

Puu,pxtpl, ,1e 2tCoton quiet and small business, fing
Wheat dal good end Prime Red sg350s2 40: Whit ~ 81 hy
sfaa{ q. % 81 % S3'n o, s T Al 7a7ic o PeuH,va
and Csc for southern. Coffee quiet no i'4''S " bO' "
BtTSosE Aug sZCgi;9n qa NsaAss @ rs Io DO EIi, s
Four dul and weahi Cy Mills snPtrhne ~ 20 ~, "a ~. IA
Er $40 si 25 Wheat stead, and unehaugei Corn fgn
White y z'q IS Rye p noTH,y e -S gss c Clear Sde l7jS
lie shoulders le Hams 2taz3 Lard qqg' ~ .i Isdas
E1a sGasS s2i in fair demand 80 declined as E,
Com sctss and declined .aic chauRe drn a. ~ 10
NO. . sggS ,.,t G ,f'si I % a ~ % BARLEY declined
&C. sales 81 iela ~ % f2r No WHISKY IN Bong aoql @ m a. G .,T
s8lsl Beef Cattle nominal Live log dulI for common
to usaio Oct corn Buffalo Receipts f'r two day'- 80
bbs Fonr lt2c0 bush Nhe5i M INK N.Y. No. & y'l m a5 I ~ yb,
2og 500 DO. Corr. 22l 0O1 do OEs, LOO Live llo.a
1876 5ls 90 SO fof s9rng : Tor AmeoF w'nier
i,f,f No Nusuiee Club At ~ Is; 80 tul Chicago
spring at ao bush Amber s.ehsaH a. - 25 80 h,s Hae
sgI ~ st.pltaf, s2,ds28 Mddus. e35 y tH. Canal
Fi,b|Rfrst Ole Corn Be- % Nts-York; Lumber - . 70
Hudson snt - to NerlorA Lsss lHl9L1l'y@ @ ha'6
u 51 bDt Gora Is o bs.S Oa. 2s 0O5 Lumber
A's & sc9Gs Cos ooTss 6s, zee e .., ,' o ti'' Tns T
10. 6llc bacon hrr; shoulders, l4e Clear SIDES lie
,SH5 NL"I .s. ss1 a. = % for No. J. sud 81 So qas
2 %l for h .,o ss. .e'1 os'. sS goo s. .l' E
SSeS17 ias sFon5 dlI r,.ry 20 7'sei9 & w1,, 6.
eI Cotton 1ust sn uuchure bale of B,r soil totg
sttt the N.iu- Iolaccu Qt sri tuclalga
Wlst i- 81 6sc bond Provisions quot ard unchanged Mess
Por 1928 Is la-i uegs scrd trl ugnil.Y A. lc Boa Me jh
but quiet fl'c Bacon 5 di! for ouiss tli lear s
SrurC8rsG Hans au ~ pc Or ttv aud l f n Louis All
Louisville Buter tgn 90 5'e oc Ern ite COD ~ 6oy
T0LEno 2FIour dul lnt droo0ng wheat deellea dzc
,e cfWts Wabash 81 a5i White Migaa .. ~ 30 "A -
Illinois va. Amber Mrrln sl ga ~ ta no hrl ~
No do 81 doe a 70 No. hUrrs 81 tf Con- epsrea
lower acHe o. No a - o. = o. htR
AZ advanced sales o. no a. sti 1.lc No a.
HdsEc loweri sales OF No a. ~ o. state ~ o. LAKE
Preglt.-TU Bufai0. Wheat be osUrE0 IN Receipts ol
the hts Flour 2Jn0 bush Wheat m IN ha,h Com
l.t fgH ~ffHDfr lifI
2gCJ bush Wheat 5000 busl teu 10000 bush OaH A"v 3a.
Rye.
Brrr,Io Aug 2iFo-r DON ana unchanged WHEAT inactive uy
odrc 90 r market sltrr1 nomilaL Cora dni
sr1 sales a ~ l hu1er' standing or u'i' da ~ loasr
Nesten at br Rive uomna BARLEY qsirt
and 16l 'b state free q propeller .1i bee carloads
Canada - g. Mess Pork aHt Lan rrrhaua HrhWilrs ''rt
buh aN 90 bash Oats. tiNj luti
flour. 1000 iii. Shpmra'f-Wt-t 1900 tusts Corn ,.''
bush uais 1CU du srI uu,HlErd 6Iar Dol store
-Wlta C0H bush Cora s .cI basl o.ts 1900 bysa Rye
700 blsl., Malt. 1000 busl
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE WARErT-trDrsT o.
Gull, Zau bead cattle s1 tltrss 4i 70 E f-f
90 Gp0I 20 n Pee Common &c ;ot.. per l.
Cove urclsHg
HoGs-yglJ sold - itG y 10 per caL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
MoyDArs WEATHER RgP0RT-9 a.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT og NRw.YoR6.

CLEARED.
Sesmslp-Henry Chauuc~r. Colnnr AsuW3 Franora Sler
wood Pora4 Sa,T hct Boston, Ashland trowel Boston
Sa1olia krr Hamburg. .
Bars-Rag Brl Dexter Hayre ego Yceuus Van Pauo, Ma
gel Antwerp, Wavelet. Griffin. tadL -
Brr.- n Toupsips Walters Ponce p Mary A. chase Nc
Donald Malaga. Blanche Dean P0ri Mciway.
SrbooprrsAds Revea Johu \. B. Nmph, Ceney Baii
more julia Wallace we mouth Mgnie Hudson Jacksonville Dofs
Kahp Socxiug Middletowu Ct g. Todd. Davis, Calas
ARRIVED.
Steamship Peee Duchesne HAVE Aug Is, mdse and
S,mshlp william CLYDE Wilmington C., naval stores
slr " C. DuYea Nicholson Caracea 20 tays, hides AM s
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FRANCIsco - Arrived shDs Eicson from LTepoeli
W Chandler Hong koug. Sailed ship Detroit for Liverpool
Eournpss MONROE Ang 2iIai for Baltimore sap Buropa,
ana h r. n,coub Passed bugs George for Aspagai Car
aim Natsmsras Chattanooga 81 Jobns F. r. chrs jackson Nu
Bias; Blanche NsssAa n p Sailed L. s. aooPotsar Dale 90
Bosroy Aug eArved steamship GAueus, from NewYok brig
c SHAW. Grant Turk
FOREIGN PORTS
orFyNrowS Aug. ATbe steamship Nebraska from Neu.leh
Aug ~ ar1yedhere to-day on the way 10 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Aug 2The steamship Hermann from Nswlo'k
Ane l3 arrived a. this port Al il p. N. todav.
BHTuRN. Aug 24Tho steamship ARIEL from NewYork Aug
ATy al Al ths port to-day
DISASTERS.
LIypoo Aug 2t-Dpaiches from all poins report the weather
around the Many aud marine dss
rbe Of lie has considerable The ship Tara Capt
Mcdonald which sailed hence Quebec Saturday experienced gaze
o the Mersey ans totally wrecked The eapH
person saved The ship Of Beauty Capt tbanh
this for San Francisco e Yesterday n dss Sbr hA
been dismssted. and had suaered other damage
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
p4SSpNGEkS ARR[TEp.

PROM BREST AND HAvRE Ass. 2In steamship Perc.re5r
Barker W. Rvas Mr. Dog1u NJ and Ms Beer. A t3gi VI
Ba1 and nl- Mr. Mo.-ler and sdv NJ Gould ni iah ~ ~
Mr Dutch Nr Mrs F ClE3rsell aud itni
M d.. srf family. Mr MIS- Ere maun Mr. arI .ir Mason
W. and M Hyiu Mr. Crane Mr N0rus,ou aEd family VI Dss
Mf CarilT and fuT Mr Carr, NJ dome 4r Es
aHi family M TnehaIf hr JearaQle Mr. tah1, NJ aHd Mr.
Lowell. ST. aud Mrs. B,ruster. Mr. Ronald lni 1lT hfs
and Mss Richardson. Ar Maurcan aoi family, Dr. h'elecf
Mr. Locke Mr MoIuer, NJ hcin and family NJ s Miss ho''
3,' Ward Mr Gorol NJ Lale fr Le Hiss Hinton aHi er,gt
Ns Pail and er5alt Mrs Dietrich an fuig Mrs larari NJ
Harlal NJ Ioiet Mr topping NJ RAYMOND 1d 4aas'e w aa
NJ io.c, Mr Co-'ef asd sister. Miss Greene hr Ar1 N a
Mr. Stntn and child, Mr OppHm NJ aore1i5 B f1a n'i
@rtsou Mr. Kran Cluiort Mr Oppeliemer aai l-uty.
Wleer 60eu M Htrl Mrs Baker and
family Iurcue Mr Peeps Sir Morris Nr t-e
ari brother Al itui 7yl Gllnis. hr. and si, li
Be7uue 81 Douie, Nr sauru'rct NJ ke'
Nj M HoIki,s Mr. Belot gud hfo.er
sui Gluer Mrs FoEelhen. AL lol1-e, NJ
nsmor.ef Mr. Wistlr Mr. Mr Gorcssc, Mr Nr,"+
Mr. Alomei au4 iau'r MaftmoseAe Na.ugton NJ ofo1,
Messrs Baamu N0ssa1 hsueoH tuussar ltt Scs
Ca.e Robert Nr.rar, BaDut lot " le Iea, hop
PnaE IS Matu, 81. Po.ner ami son Mr,.r~ ioss sS
Nepncr Messrs ClrOn. Narresa a-t tmIr mriL Nn nrg
Grant Mrs Casssue aai family hrs Domo9t Nc Co4a1 NJ, ko
IauEaX daughter rnrr ala con- llf,s
Nr Weller Nr Mo,rson Mr Louis and ..m.y Mis- Cox Nile
Nfr Mihv and family. Mr Senherine Nj Butlirl, W.
Cupr M Gross. Mr.. lauoa. Mr Brewer. liis, tlHl
pgr Miss Srsbel. Mrrer Mis- Gsnerr'rr iui i-a1.
NJ Rssrt Nr GarJlcr Mr B-ot AT Hurg. Nr C1ro4, ar
G.o-c4 Fou Sir Io4ra.er ard asl1hie. Air. G,urcn Nr
Hopkins a1I family NJ Bort and wife Dr. Nirt NJ
aure ~ Nod- Mr B-t Sir t1aFlsse hE AIeoui ,' cham
hettaf lff Isslouette
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
RECEIPTS OF RoDUCE
Pa Cadal. TfsstIi. aI RaIIToad,.

AGO A-5o3l bush Wheat ~ 565 ba Corn Aoss lA o..
% bush Rye 1890 bush Malt 314 c. y ss.n Vst
Poor s bs s GGo S Ms, 2' 5sg b; t SG VA bl w5y %,
Cmde Tlrpsuns 900 bbss 6ned Petroleum. ~ M 90 - p,
legm bbls Egg $50 pkgs Cot Meats PAS paS isI "a
. pkgr Cheese % pkgs Batter so pkgs Caie NJ dn 80,
Isiher 68 pkgs Dried fruit 20 bales Moss gacs Co. "a e
bass Wmr gon Peanuts 1873 Hides % bds Hd ?2C me- Vel
40 hbds Iobtcto 1873 bo1es and eases Tobacco ~ '''
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

-. Breo, conceded to e' cGrSas ' S,,@ ne ,g p,,S ,,s
eonneorg the great 'sar0rt' o, ne h'pS oy sao
electric telegraph cable f propose 1Oa1'n,g oon ii.
, in ChiaS. and laying doSn line o. SOo "'''''
= s.,'.,,, he folloloiRg ports, ri* ,.,.,.,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
pun @arOsu's gOtitr.

STATE o. NEv.YOAE
PoxT-wAKDENs OYyioE Ne % WAiAn.st
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance wth
~ sse,on Of the A passed Agn a. 1851 snutled "a Aeto
Rroapsr once Of he Port Of New York.
f5trrs,ed m Of the arr
sey that the following
on n WAdens aud that the sA
within kaeesdDg notice
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE AU,WGy
~ tbe vsrf ending saturiay Aug u. "a e n 80, %.
O. esgs fhesp lcseS cara etG Iois q OF Ue tr
~ pefb IA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

Sabiugs Baubs.
INTEREST COMMENCES the 1st Of Septem-
ben on MONEY DEPOSITED hstre N'p'eu1et L pef
$500 DIME SAVINGS bAhh nos arc .
Rr'adsa7, "il-msonrgh- -------------
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK.
~ Tteltf.ave.. corner ~ fourternths
SIX pER CENT INTEREST free of "a pals ol a snmi fom - 70
5000 Deposs before Sept VII draw Interest nom
s.-t r. II BULL, President
" "a wvrEovy Ss,-.t4sv = T. KELLER Wee President
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
y Cornsr ~ THIRTY. .fouIthst fud kehiha ave,
Interest nonth
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID free ofaI open da1 from 10
A rr 20 > n u also oa MONDAY WEDNESDAY. agd SATURDAY
ItFE,yGS fof b 10 O'Clock john HOOPER. President
J. 4. WILLIAM, s-crthV.
DEOPLEs SAVINGS BANK,
No t. Ero1tFa- bsarel Trsavrh ani Twenty seventh SIS
SIX PER COST INTE thSI. free from no,crlmeut Tar
ALI MONEY DEPOSITED now draws interest lln htFl. J.
cas- ~ Rolauts serrstirr. CIARLkS PICK. President
TVHIRD-AVENUE SAYINGS BANK,
L Clra-r ItrIavr. SD Irsltl .sfihti
INTEREST SIX PER CENT on a sums tom % T5"l open
dsT ari ou uday htaaet1af, -a4 SalafasJ
evenings ron o. % oco-s
ITNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u NOS YDb AND dGN CANAI-sr. con or LAlGHI.
OTTg DAILY FROM 10 no OtLolh.
SIX rEE CESr iNIE.Esr ON - TO- SJ.0OO ~
ASSETS '''"'i f''''1 20
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

WHERE IiIE CATTLE ARE FRON-New-SOrk, 44' OniO'
as; Indiana ~: Illinois, 2s54: Iowa 30 Missouri. Oz
Aeutucky. tG5 Texas, III .
kkAARKs.-With abOnt 2IOO head Of cattle at the
esera market places to-day, completing 6,jD TOT tnc
week Il very SLOW and the market weak ~ the de
eine of about &C. per since last Monday The STOCK
al healthy far be learned only one animal
nas been condemned and slaughtered during the week.
e as II sometimes happens after thing - al over, or
frightened and butchers complain Of dimin-
,shed patronage II Ia certain that they
having hard time with their meat to-day,
,ehee bny slowly and only 90 lower rates True the
aIsesl run OF sheep ever known has much 10 do with
ossehA the value OF cattle for where person carry
one bag quarter Of good lamb al l20l5c 10, he Ia
ey hHeY 70 pass by the beef stand There was wide
"a qoahty today from the Old dry cows OF a cwt,
SOL tov az lOcf up TO choice Illinois and Ono
9sIs OF oGst cwts, very few Of which weighed
sAsb kaAAtA<A 49, EDOB having The very beat. al
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Re,...... $500 Nes... 6'i2 Mdou Stt...l =
u,i.
Sandy Heob~ ~ O:s Island i.fi Hell Gatc....., 81
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Ribie.n0 Notitts.

Qi6i0n0 Qotitfs.
orYlcf srzHtno T'Es ~. Co.
No I1i BEoAuut Al. sss. otA. AuF IT, la'i
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
y Tf CfST saI Goreeui th dr hsea declared b. the
D"'''''' '''''' Oh D''-- 4 T. souLNRD sscrr,ar
PHif,bEiFH. .. lyn Kr,pfyo E,iLEo,D CosrAyt.
fnrrrHsr tiiiAptt Jltr .'AA
nNIDEND NOTlCE.-A DIVIDEND of
FIvB declared The Preferred and Com
aa soet clear Naaoll state PAYABLE Common Stock
h1-rs tle shall stand stored
EH4f uf t. OrrplrF viH hr resi lLEhbAl
JaHs ga a-L bs fropeasl o. THURSDAY, Ig} IL, ga
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE CHICAGO,
II ROCK ISLAND ANp PACIFIC RAiLAOAn COMPANY nl
pav aIe' ir rcl Jl1 .t ls 10 bee ofs lu N lok a sLd
afe s It of september fp. Of order v hc r4 red %
cour tls r,sol0r coges " h ga lg hsf g e oare DO
Ser Iort W to1ihl'H lrrl'aret
Owes o., cuoleo isD AtToy 2 O. Coz
CurAsI Aug lH. llt-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN-1o the stock
y hoi,s of &C. CH rAGO AND ALTOS RAILROAD tudFANl
ttat t-ssI ~ llFE p @ r % "a'ersm-a iiI h been IL.
1rl- Preferred and common socE q this Cmpirr PAYABLE
y Ta,. Ses.lrr. ttc fhr Gay - sT"IENGEE ueI' 90
is Of "a si0lt Nbo Registered a. such a. A, close Of bll
I, r-r ss. s be- ee.. on 20a last ard reapsa,J or
trauffrrs ou.tas second Dag OF Str,rrHhrrr.t
" LAEHABlh. Secretary aht Tre'first
I7TH DIVIDEND, or rrr
GERHARD FIRE INSURANCE. Co.
No It1 BROADWAY. Jolly Or. i23
CASH CAPITAL. S2OC.OOO 90
SURPLUS. IaJii@ 7O,s6l 81
TIE BOARD OP DIRECTOR, HAVE THIS DAY declared tho
ffr ~ fIft PH GENT payable free " Gov
e.uncai IEi. ol al AheI She -l. a-l " Aa.s- ,,,, .
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Finautial.

CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
= ROAD CoNpASYS SEVEN PER CENr FIRST hoiTGAGk
BoAbs FEhRuAM 40 AUDlsI ~ T De ] sa.s & y. e @
tire arc Tic proceeds Baat adding he security
over OO0 0, bold. s.ued il sr Th, constantly ne,,snr
irahc of earring Orc g tp pnptci Of e1aio.t W s s.'
The DIRECTOR soe r and lltereie1
enrich ihe property veil ~ o. ,corom.fr 10, rraelf-.
We uadsr.ipei soa I-caumeaa ihse p ent mort
Fags Ooal Che 81 Ions aa5 ira Mountain r.' -' goo o.
Tie a. ~ Of te omp'n1 n ap.ee All tierea'c4 lah 'la
JAMES S. TIiOMAs, Msrofoi So Louis
JOHN j. ROE rf-ler uf So louis Cfauhsr 81 Coan,rrs
" FOX President Of 81 lgls Boar q Ial'
o. BRlTTuN Pr,sle. of Sat Baat o. ts STATE - N"ar
JtN LApS t.lei t1fns, st Ions abd '1.. hfa. Co.
WM TASsIG. rIesdeat rftlen- bans, &c. ioa..
In0LPHtS MFiER ys. r-,,.l,ai g. rs5Is Raus.r
ROBERT BAHII Precedent rsrrar Swings lasi.ltou
NEWYOHS PElE.ENoEs.
p D. No.E'95, { Co, j. s'o l'ase 5 rlep' w. S. B"d'.
Pamphlets v.h de.a Do bad 90 tae ArElot ATelc- irr
si1 so price of 3s giving e accrued
sp0Eeuts here 'd e f's 20 t Cashier OF rh Eaut ~ te
STATE Nes-l and bonds H br ruurd free u rrgrs
~ o. MAsQrASD v.relrs,i. 80 % waIl.i
A REGULAR BULLETIN of the REGIS
~ TERED POLICms Of the NORTH AMERICA LiFE tNstE
AECE COMPANY E.a p.b.sheI every TUESDAY MORNING.
Thee Boetrs ths Registered roaes tul a
,mouat q i sra pledged Co. nui ~ o''e'on o ne STATE o.
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF TUE REGISTERED POLICIES Or TIE
NORTH AMERICA LIFK ASSURANCE GO or SEWYoRK
AoSDA' Agsa,i s - jg'a.
Ipos.i required by y,5a15 -
Aaal amount deposited J'ato 20
hurQuf. 4lt" u
The above te Registered Poi-r account of s
North America LII, Insurance Company or &C. norm, e, N, 200
August. loa y. D. MohuAN ftti4ltlN
sivsov r. H,Dr notary Pubns
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Coparlu,rsbp aotitts.
7 nUTED SPECIAL PARTNERSHIp-N

| IMITED SPECIAL PARTNERSHlP.-NO-
re he-bg given that lr'ed palcrsp fr the frlnron
Of general mercantile AMI commission baar % i-e @ y Ae'
WILLIAM HOFFMAN ana JAMES g. LANNlNG. ID a. lrcsslt
the A-i0 aai hy rt.t o The 1st
title .i the fourth chapter o The second part oi fne Revised >i of
s state % Nea YoTA as1 he aso thereof and n sduoa
thereto.
The u,me or srr -hi-h the said partnership e 20 b
dact- SMITH HOFFMAN Go. The general uati- of ur
uteli nssctd by the s, parurrst gere
mercantile The Of al ;h getefl sud
sp-cal rsr.ue 'eree tAe i partnel EDWAkD SMITH
WILLIAM P HOFFMAN, uaJAMEs CLANNlSGin which partner
ship He ssn EDWARD SMITH AZ WILLIAM p HofFhAN ar ~
General flrrers 7ri De said JAMES O. LANStNH H zoe Ne
Partner nl tb-r respective places of recace a. prss IN te =
Of The sad JAMES a. LAAt.hN
cuugriud 90 strs 20 tr
coplstlerlp @ 0 hundred au 'hry i've tousa1
dollars H cash.
Tie period which sal p'rasrshp commence i TIE trsi
D. .H te business operations oi SAL arm VIII
slrsace o1 September A. D. 1906 and tr $40 o'
u.rtlrp rale uau AMI terminate upon ine it Gs' o.
January. 4. D.. l311-Jaei NsS-l0fk Cts, August J. 100
EDNAhD SMITH.
WILLIAM 7. HOFFIAS
gAMES g. LANNlNG.
NOTICE of CO-PARTNERSHIP CHANGE E.
~ WARD JOHN =. HENRY have this day retired ror
frH Of DEMAr BARNES Co. By mutual consent ls e'she
Of ftlc fm z be continued as usual DkMAh bAhNhS -"
NrH-lorA Avg. l8 1865
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
THE MARKETS.
NEW.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS.
foR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Aug "a. 1908
bs,fu Goua Vsais Sheer ano iAlnoA SHine. Total
so1 u3 zO54 40,HZ N5S B3t
Thest Nere sold Al the following nlarKet-nlaces.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Cost anS f0unS.

4 OST-On the NewYork Central or Hudson
gyrr r. r. on Tues1ay ugt laih iust DIARY JOlENAL
year The 6tder W confer fyor and te rewarded W sending
saue Dr. erprs or oherHi's % J. ~ ~ no l'' Fraf y T.
I OST-BANk BOOK No. S2,OGG, Greenwich
! S4,ia e Baak Fudsr will TetaTu u 10 BAlk-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

nlisullmrnus.
CYPRESS SHINGLES for SALE.
y $4,000 Cypress and Juniper tso oot shingles
JOHN ". RUSSELL No 20 E"idvav.
DOCKING TIMBER for SALE.
j 2lp uaO Cubic feet CanAia " p Docking Timber
tgOIU cubic leet Canada llrnlork ilmier
JOHN " RUSSELL No 81 Rroslrav
OAK SHIP PLANK for SALE.
" g00Ul feet two . sIiuoh Canada White OsE
Gang ssse Ship Plank fslprrior to ohoi.
JOHN " RUSSEIL No u BroadSsr
WARN. TWINE, and THREAD MANUFAC-
II TORY.
TWINES ALL KINDS
LINEN AND JUTE YARNS
THRfADS.
HEMP,
FLAX
70, al. HI, 4 H. HART & Co.
No, ~ and 92 Whites
cS DISSIMILAR COPPER COINS, &c, for
OtD SALE Date. from 1872 1850 lIg Washington and lAde
p.nder n 1898 American among them Who bids Lghesti Al
lres with stamp, Box No 81. Almost Mich
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
;oEsrs, earnings, d.

At HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broalsay bud Thirty sinthst rer4f public sales o HORSES
CNVRTAgIS HARNESS RUGS WHIPS AMI everything needed BOZ
riding srd ddung hed every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
tboHs tho rear Buycs w ALWAYS ind uumber o
a .irus for Light driving sui heavy work these sales
especially Advertised The asortment o. new
m SECOND hand Carriages VARIETY Of, H1 e9 always 90
La.d .s yv superior park Phaetols by Miner Stepheos
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25


Time plan, vii bs accepted. il considered uertoiOui
Fri. ore fora
BUILDING TO COST 100000.
Second. one for
BUILDING TO COST Sl,5Oo,OOU'
TlrI one fora
BUILDING TO COST S2,OOO,OOO.
For which Board viii sloo each Detailed statement
oraquuens will be- furnished application nthe sceretar oi state
49, tlo Census Board I'D WHICH, A-,y o. oli''
UFs NosEs. Iowa. june 90 1863
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
9nintIug.

VKrM. EVERDELLD SONS, No. iOi FultOr-st.
w -srkaM JOB PRINTERS All LABEL hANUFAcrJH.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

YOU'VE MEN.-It should be the
aim of young men to 60 into good So
ciety-we mean not the rich nor the
proud, the fashionable, but the socie-
ty of the wise, che intelligent and the
good. Where you find men who
know more than you do, and from
whose conversation you can gather
information, it is always safe to be
found.
1t has broke down many man by
associating with the low and vulgar,
where the ribald song was inculca-
ted and the indecent story. told, to
excite laughter, or influence the bad
passions. Lord Clarendon, attributed
suc1rss und ihappinessin-hfe to -9sssar
citation with persons more learned and
virtuous than ourselves. If you wish
to be wise and respected, and desire
happiness and not misery, we advise
you to associate with the intelligent
and the good. Strive for excellence,
and strict integrity, and you will
never be found in the sinks of pollu-
ton or on the benches of revilers and
gamblers. Once habituate yourself
to virtuous course, once secure a
love for good society and no punish
ment would be greater than by acci-
dent to be obliged for half day to
associate with the low and vulgar.
Buffalo Gazette.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

"Hans," said the Judge to q Dutch,
man who was witness in the case
of a stolen pig, chad the animal any
ear marks % "Vel de ear mark vat.
1 see vas nit his tail cut Off
An old lady, when herpastor said
to her, "God has not deserted you in
your old age" replied, ssNo sir, L
havea very good appetite still:,''@
Said crazy woman Of . penurious
stingy man. 'tDo you see that mani"
You could blow his soul through a
humming birds quill into musquito's s.
eye and the muquito wouldn't wink.
eSal,' said one girl to another, "I
am so glad l have no beau now.''- -
"Why SOL" asked the other. "Ob.
cause l can eat as many onions as I
please. =, .,..... ...rt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

TRUE WIsDoM.-Man's only way
to true wisdom is to know himself.
He that would be esteemed dstruly
wise, must find and amend his own
faults. For, what regard will be
paid to the lips of him, who contra
diets them by his actions through life?
Who will mind the praises of freedom
from one who chooses himselfa slave?
s0r, will be directed in, his way by
one who cannot see his? 1t is GER
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

ARAD1cAL DoDGE.-The so-called
Legislature of Alabama finding it
acticahlA-tA-aaas--- -->.,er-rfre- -6U-
vernor's veto, the Act authorizing
that body to appoint Presidential
electors, took a recess until Novem>
Der, without enactinga registration
law as provided for in the t'Constitu-
ton Of. the State. According to
the Montgomery Advertiser, this was
done for the deliberate purpose of
defeating a popular election, that the
Legislature, upon re-assembling, may
then appoint electors, on the plea
that it will be absolutely necessary
to do this in order that the State
shall not be altogethe deprived of its
vote in the choice of the next Presi
dent of the United States.