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THE STATE OF TRADE.


Iovpos Nav 29-ll5 m-Consos open hrm AZ Std$t iof
ev and gdgal dividend United States bonds
open The int sales beng made at lZ Illinois Cenuab
81 Rre Railway .larts az
oxpoN 29O mConsos shade easier and are now
onote a. follows: So a96 Tor money 944 asa for the account ed
6d Od Five I"eues are on ae0n ana ae no" quV'eu ." t
III
iVSol Msy 2e-Coon-The Brokers' Circular to-day
OF which
port speculation The total stock Of Cotton and on
estimated 62OO0 Tht market this morning h
quotay sales of the day will probably reach ot
bas be following the opening quotations. hddhng Upanas
utA Mddiug Orlesns lltd
reaia quiet steady; Com 8 quarter
Wheat 44 oeutal for California White
and for No Red Western Oats 10 per bush Peas 81 per
ProUors ll0 q bill for BTtra Prime Mess Pork Al
Ness. Lard, 65l y Cheese 81 y cWt I
grades OF Amecn tAe Bacon 4 g eWt oI OumOein0
N,
for Medium TaIow 4t6 a Turpeune 2i6 2 cwt htnneo
Petroleum, l3 q gallon; Spirits Petroleum 3d. 2 gallon
LyERPOoI, May Z5:lU mCOtyalts estimated tha' more
of stock OF Cotton port imported RON ae
TIE Jo.T' ssck 620OO0 bales American 'oO
The total present bound to tins port ~ o
ha 0f which only 600 route ron mo Umu
shipments Bombay the 20 lns snee as' Ifol
have been market and steady quite large
Ilt1 hhulh SpuS
BrfF duh and heavy and every article IN the
B las declined price The usual authorities 10 The ase rNh @
E, ain. Grlrc as quotations this hour: Corn ~ 90 quarter
Nike Western Wheat ~ 43L q oenta Tor Calorhis ~
Red NesterD. Oats3 ~ bush fe ~ '0 40
PiOur1 % 6l q bbl fr Western Canal
Iroyi ions-Lsrd quiet Pork dull - =, n n.
IspoN NAV 2- mSugar Pts y ewt for No y Dutch
s.-,arL sUruu oil 80 un. LiDsecd OIL &5 y TIM Linsed
NrwEF May peOeuD tTner at ~ francs = Dol Tor STANDARD
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

A,ad a. told the week The market va, Ae, @ @ sGs ad IN
sod rot anIe1s % g. clear t o. T T,nssd from
w 70 i5ie good es With few Of the best y e & Of
On, include fair cwt Ill steers At ltt az &c
St 81 cvt Pa. steers o eseb 81 III q swL a. &
"a NJ estle rvt At lie with 99 H., same weight ana p
Huson C drove M y cSt Mo steers averaged aoou % In
io In estts Of 81 oHt just fair, was selling Al l'C
- IA rvt al i6tdl7ic; and % tne Hsi ~
Ievt AT iflac CommunpsH drove OF ~ III steer ia n
sTo,g I6 7lc on 6 for l00 thin lIdlIte toT ~ hesi
,os smooth steers weighing @ oSt and l7alc for he'1
wt ear Of I'D rough u cwt brought s
10 q eosrsh Iowa steers Of y cwt out at 6dl 60 @ 20
-te al 70i7.c @ ewt The sales were almost eA'i'
6boesale butchers A.. .ot3 ears
day with GOOD many jersey lambs Trade % ng steadily
a. thin and medium sheep, and pnees haYe been m Al
A Of thuuh Ohio sheep eeb
A. weighing t1 For the sheep t
load Of good, smooth, % ID On
fe N car Of 30 n sheep 6ac These were ~ A. Foeth
re cars we're received today aud yeslsI4 emilia
s cars elpped sheep 20 n brought ip ib Al sac
Ar IOi prue H sLetp Ble, aud " heaa beaviv-
Mar lots are still unsod and owners a., doing pretty
a. ,er ear IN some cases Pet ismos :, ~ IA s1J27
uen & head Of 5ll b iue at l4ei 70 beaa {" 70 ~ "
Bog. 20 Of sIowy at Ie decline from the rates % |
ForethsI Auo all
er-vei az Communpaw yeelaJ D' % @ ~. sa I79 NJ
,,tgbterue coonsuies Sales at fornetl 81 '' e "
IIso,s Logs al 9le. Many hogs remain IN 'he !Aiu'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
nnMRsTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE May @Cot'on hrn MddiDg Se Fogr % a@h and
slsae @ "a & - 60. % 81 soa 81 70 CoHw6t.
~ sazl 10; Yellow 2S 81 81 - Oats Pnhsngs ~ & sss TS
I6le Clear SIDES 7l Sboader i4iGi Hams 2lGZe Lard ~
PaApupni May 2COtOn fmf held at 81 952c for Midlngs
Petroleum tn CEuee l kensea l9e Co. fur S aT ] saI T T
FsEy gas; Pelnsyvaua and Ohio do slg 5OG $Z Wheat
ii s Mixed western 81 Is Osi sss9le oE wssrn and ola
dsSgso @ Nav -NooSFour unchanged; bbs
so fr spHgi ~ Is for Amber w5ei SiS loF "Wi "a
Club at ll Corn Owsr sales 5000 bush No At 81 Canal
-o FTya aHehsEged sales 1000 bblS slOSo
or No spring Is for Amber Water SS for White ard 80 for
Double E1t Wheat aue' sas Of C bush NO & Suo
81 "a Corr o~e sales o. SOG pub 40 = SS n I tHIIi xii
seea & @e5s1I @ & m i FrsiSbt,Fioa 4e Wheat &c Com
ns n s Py 'I I5mSsr % s. 70 the Hudson Railroad fregbts-
F,u sc 70 EewYorf Sc to Albany &c Lake @
Sush Wheat Corn Peas and 75 oO0 feet Lum
ss s sIs selus he , !. ows 400 bush Wheat
Corn .6O9 bnsh Oats $50 bush Rye and 5g bush Peas
ay receipts q bales sales Of the week S9 bales receipts
NssTG SsT Cotou receipts & bales exports 2baes
g for The week z s. 'Igo % 30 % se h 0f Bs,S S sSoS s
ieTs if. Clear sides i8e Lard lsa2le Corn Soc -,
shpmen-Wbss, bush Corn % 900 bush Oats p 600 bush
S1ssG ss 90 wses ~ M & On I % oap 1oa rs sag T V 40 Is wSe
and nominal - 0a 80 Is for No and No Spring Corn
Sc 5ss s3 ioSsi saa Sa sass
caio1sc May aFoaI dn spnss Erras 50 7sesss7 Wheat
s Tor Ne and saS6ie for 30 q Rejected Sl aSe
scye declined &C. sales COZ a67e closing At the
inside Rye and Barley inactive and nominal Provisions Sg Mess
G28; lIdl3ci Dry Sated Shoulders, lsWIc eei
Cat du Lave Hog active for better grades and dull for neo5 ios
S & s. for nsgT % e S E - Fs s ~ az, ~ 70. s % SGG S
Wheat 4dlse 63ie Oats TO Bshalo Receipt6OO
bhs Pour Wheat l40OO bush Corn 6O bush Oats
Hogs shipmsntsOO bb Flour, ~ 600 bush Wheat lsVo
bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn IS 600 bush Oats SOC Hog1
hay 29Plour dnl and dropping Family @lOd SV 90
Wheat dull 81 for No and No Winter Corn irreuAr
sales At d9e quiet 6OG8le Ryeaes 600 bash at 81 10
fan lbO
so Bulk Meats l2dl4te Bacon hed at
I3le Shoulders; ollie for Clear Rib and Clear Sides LARD
uoina Ise for Kettle Cold 1884 Money tSaO per
TOLEDO 39Rour quiet Wheat LalesWhite Michigan 81 s
Amber dun and Com easer s kne 9 G seller or
advanced lc sales Of No At "a d3 Lake gs
unchanged Receipts bb FLOUR 400 bush Wheat 900 bush
MILWAUKEE, 2-Four active choice Wisconsin and Iowa
e9a Sc IS S8 IS; Common sc %G 90 So Wheat
Irregular: No l. 81 O; No. 81 heavy Gales at 6lc for
No DIM at sSdSse M New Receipts 100 bbls Flour
1900 Oais 1900 do Corn bhpmen-3O
bbls 900 bush Wheat, loo bush Oats
bhdG 20 belectons
81 County Wrapper rs IS Four-SsPerne sc -
6s9 Wheat, 81 40Gs2 IS Oats S3ao5e C9ru 9gs9c Lsr1
BaoonShOnhers lie Clear Rib Sides b1e
Clear Sides l5ic. Bulb Meats unchanged and dull
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
y RAILROAD COMPAHYS
SRYKH PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
AICITgT HnFpONQ

The the 81 Louis and Iron Railroad having been
act OF the General Assembly Of the State OF Missouri and the
declared vAbd The work Of extending the connection With
Southern system Of roads Colambns K going rapidly for
ward Nneo miles being profitable operation 5 miles OF new
work graded with rails enough band for a. miles expected that
the whole line from St Louis Belmont l93 miles viii be opened iof
early be continuous ne from St.
Louis 10 Mobile New Orleans and other Southern cities very ge
Is anticipated
old part road 9l e already all
the interest the whole mortgage debt and the extension COMPLETED
will vastly The proceeds Of these bonds going
TO the extension Of the road adds the security and projected branch
southNestwRdy from Pilot Knob for which cash subsidy OF $5
mile granted by the free gin to the Company will add
very much 10 the value Of their property .
THOS. ALLEN, President st Louis, Mo
We the undersigned cordially recommend these mort
Railroad good
y The Of the road will be large and the administration OF
the capable
titled TO the greatest confidence Of the public.
JAMES S. THOMAS. Mayor Of ST. Louis
JOHN ). ROE, Pres, ST LOuis Chamber Of Commerce
4. W. FOX. Press ST. LOu Board ofTrade
BARTON BATES Pres North Missouri Railroad
J. II. BRITTON. Pres Nat Bank OF the state Of Mo.
WIN. l. EWING. Pres OF the Mer. N. b. Of St Louis
GRO II RIA, Pres Second National Banf Of 81 Louis
JAS b. EADS, Chief Engineer ST. Bous and H. Bridge Co.
GEO r. TAYLOR Pres. Pacific Railroad (Of Missouri
WM. TAUSSIG Pres Traders Bank, ST. Louis
JOHN X LI0NBBRGER, Pres 7. n. Bank ST. Louis
ADOLPHUS MBIER Vice-Pres Union Pacific Railway
ROBERT BARTH, Pres. German Savings Institution
ALLEN COPP EISBBY, Bankers, st Louis
J. H. SWIFT W. T. BLODGBTT,
ISAAC N PHILIPS A r EMO,
p.,. , a,,.1, -, bs bd 1.-THE New York Agency limited
number Bonds will be sold at the low price OF D. gng ne
interest the
Parties living out the city having correspondents here can sen
their funds Cashier Of the Bank Of the State d Ne"
bonds will be by free OF charges
n
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
rArr oy ErvYoRx BlSK DEPARTMENT ALBL March H. 1854

sTATE EEvYoRK BlrE DEFARrHKrI ABiNf hafeh IT, Ie'o
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10
IN Chapter 4 Laws Of m that the ereo.
incorporated THE BASk OF AbOA
York the City ofheH1ok and the eeu
Ds not iusd 10 The Bar nT Assoeaon the Bank Of America
win be redesDed at par b the SnPsh
erden OF the Banking Department. on ~ ne a..
National the City Albany for AZ yeas RON me os's
The outstanding circulating notes e said bank nghbe presented
from the date hereof and al noes sen ns
not for within the tine thus spec
bed will charge upon fund t6 bands OF the s1p
eDden for that purpose o. '" oOho Inn ouPelA
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Il spRING NGEMRNTS-CHAN OF TIME.

Leave Jamessip:
n for Greenport and all way.sahons except willow Tree
eouneng with for Glen Cove and hempsteaa -
II n EorthpO passenger trains aud all stations except VIII
SPIN Express hVerhsd and for GreeHPOrt SATuR
DAYS ony - -, N - .-t... ......,,. -.
Mineoia with trains for Hampstead and Glen Cove.
5gOn m North Isp passenger train, and AL waysAuona -
ny EIeuron Train Hunters Point for Narthpor at $3.50
.,,v.. Al Hunters Point sos To take effect April I5
~ &i'"'.-' " l. D. BARTON, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
Sabmgs Sanks.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Il No 90 Warren-Et
allowed Of all suns entitled thereto
Pre-. of Coyerpment Tar. Open daily from 10 10 3p
WALTER w. CONCKLIN, President
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON. Secretary
NFW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
IN o,n.r Of Pouenthst SIX PER CENT INTEREST, free OF
"a. psj on ali sans $500 Deposits made OF before
Inn. Iii draw interest from June r. ~ hACLAY President
X II. BULL, Secretary. 8 B CONsIAhI, - YleerI..s.
TIUIRD-AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
II Corner ThrdaVe and Twenty.sirtb-st :,
SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid hOm Government lf Oh All
runs irsm 81 5000 ,,
Bsni open daily from NJ and Monday, Wednesday
'n' OA1fuV '''-iDs' nun SPENCER K GREEN President
VIZ b. BIBBISs Secretary 80
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Proposals.
oyror oy AsrsrlsT ouAHrEnN.rsl
1ursts, 6arriasts, 6r,

At OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MAXI,
N No i2 last Tbirteeu,b-st, near fourthsye
JOHNSTON 4 VAN IASSkLb
Uate Miner 4 Somevlcs)
Apetop sae, Of HOrscs Carnage NAg0u harnn ana erlung
IN tb. bor,s line TUESDAY and FRIDAY. 80
Mess JOHNSTON VAN TASSk s.sndA the bead the horse
,u on burpess In this city No oetsyBg doubedesing EVER
r, dnr basne upon the most ct aud Impartial
u Eerrthi1g horse line At ptTnte sale at uhoesae Dnees
EOR SALE--A splendid span of BLACK
i TIPPOO MARES elegant esrrage team h19d. ts' lad
ana most seryieeab Inquire huon stables corner s.ease
ard for LEONARD D. MANsFIELD ihyaeh ~
NITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
Thirty nnthst-J J. HENRY, Auctoneet Regular sale. Of
uo,ses Csyrsges Seghs Harness Robes Blankets Whips ee kc
,,e WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at IL o'clock There large
diving ug showing sale No posPonnu on account OF
weather se oeE Of the above articles s~Ay 90 Ane al pn1fe
sale al auction prices ConsEnments respectfully sohe'eu
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
prrr1pTs OF PRODUCE.

zoo s1s Ponr 10 48l bbs Four IS bbs WHISKY 5O
~ - No. ~ sscks do a. $50 bush Nheat GOy bush Corn
IS h I've rks Ashes rs bbs Pork 6 plgs Cut Meats, q
h-Rs Lard 34J3 b5s Petroleum
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL 29In steamship City Of anenei-n
Thomas Wilson Isabella Jehn Baker James bs1sed h-
Ssah scott Maggie HSmmOnd Mrs Davis Mrs. k- Jones'
Walter Jones'
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xurt .@mStn's AOtirt.

srlrs oY NEv-YoRk,
PoHr.wAHpxss oyPicE, No. D "lllan-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance WITH
~ Section Of passed April W.. % ynausS - As's.
R.orn t Warns once Port OF heS forz W AL persons
interested m or having Of toe soeee aasI ~ sA nI,
a, rysy bai following uDder efalEinA
@ ~ l po W.rieus that the said SURVEYS " exsnnAnen VI
~ wbp Ten dAys saceeenz tAs Houes on bsas sal
veues S.h...l,.
steamship Victor.
s,s.nsmp City OF Limerick, NJ
United States.
Rsyk James Davidson. lAfufebsA
Rrg KOsnas WoodTuH a li"i .a~s a.
Statesman.
Sehr MAJ .
' -' MINTHoRER TON b.. .s. 30 testlspA
j. Aces HERRrzAs, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
Bi6iSmS Yutitts.

~
OyrcK oy CHto.so AND RAILWAY CoEPANIl
~ " No 50 WaIlst NEW YORK, May Is 1863.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF this Com
nan, have the following DIVIDENDS payable at the once
on and aT the DAY June to the stockholders h'"n By the
bool, OF the Company the 18th Of June next: ,
TIN PR CEST PREFERRED STOCK payable preferred
IlOck at psr ,o,,,,o,, o-,ocu III. 4. ...on
stock ,,o,-n,v A, :.
The Books now eose wiz be opened on MONDAi th
MONDAY, the 29th Of June nert
By order Of the Board Of fDirectora . o,,,,, ,-. .
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY IS, 1854
Station In York corn and Fenrth
ave Entrance o. Twenty -sevenhst

p,.n, Station York. Twnty.vsuh 't and F0nrh
Entrance Twenty -'sventh't
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK;
For Ne" Ha,'s :Hd h hsnSssPOr aCo 200 t Sa
For Milford sao Faih.d southport and ws'tp0r 100 L."
ForSof-si S1 an 100 Zoo CELl 800 n@I Rs rl 400 EIh
'ts fcr ia 6S1sa sa Sc SEQ sI liz M as 40
For stanford I. 20 aU9 o Et R s @ 400 I 'Ah N
Foi r..a-h sad nts:isis stations 600 i'O ais
AS 40 80 =" CONNECTING TRAINS
E:T sS.SS sSSS y. y, sEoI. sE Eh% n iG s 1
For Hartford Springfield 900 tELL 2lS J." (Ehh o."
For Connecticut River Railroad CRI) 2lSp TO Mon
"f. ps. nsEord Prowasnes and Fhi Railroad 500 I) AIS
For New Haven New London and sOunTtOn Railroad 400 n
Fo; Cam. Railroad m l2IS to N0rhAmDs0a and VIII
Ha%sofbs sSr Hoa..ouIc Railroad, . N, aoOpn
Nor S.es..Ses i,s s;S.s NGfss Ss6aG Nd 10 4o 800 4Sra
COnnOdOSs slsePngCa" attached to S H HoYT supt
NEW JERSEY, r. R;-For PHHADEt.PhiAA Fl PH 4.
F. For sSa1 SOD .sHi ss Ss S- Ca
T8a THE wEsT-TO Ciucinu, and CAIc.ro-se % n n S
sas b.nS Silver Palace tain r.. SSuss to 70
11n, .; s.s ..s: Isas %'E p:
connecting one train il Advance Of other sS w. "S &6Ks0S S. Sap
SOUTH SIDE sBnIIs RAEkRS9AfIRR AAEkiSsfIRyr OF L, l.
To tai. effect WEDNESDAY, May 20 lssa :.
Leave JAmesshpi n T.. az w. - ---T
Jamaica, for hlp and all WAY stations I'll, c..t p.n..a .
Franklin Al sos M VIA bfooAHn Neh"ai n~0~u ="
Jamaica for islp and all Way stations = -, ,,a pu.S A.
Leave JAmesSlp n " At rs VIA Lonk isA"" hAn"A1 '"
Jamaica for Islp and all Way stations
Franklin Brookyn a., 80 m VIA D'"oA9h Nsu"Ai
Railroad TO jamaica for lslp ana All way ouloss ..
isp for Jamaica and All way snoas Wv m
with tsa of Long Island Railroad, arriving at Jsmessp at $50 IN
Is.ys i.n and all stAtsns connecting
with train of BROOKLYN Central Railroad arriving FrnkuAVe,
Brooklyn, at $50 =, -
with tain Island Railroad arriving at James slip at
Leave sp ials for jamaica and all stations connecting
with train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving at Franklin
Broohlyn, at JO5 p IN.
Connecting the oArs Of the East ewYork and amaa
'T- { R0BkIA WHITE, Saptrnte ndenk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
Sttambuats anA gailruaSs.

nAILY LINE for CATSKILL, landing az
~ Cold Spring Highland Rnebeek, Bnrryown nvo nsa.
Wes. Csmn smbs Dock GermanoVnThe tteamboat THOmao
POWELL leaves TUESDAY aud THURSDAY at m .aa Shfg s
nay atm M seambost NEW CHAMPION, MONDAY, WEDhESs
DAY and FRIDAY ,. m, from foo, FaHklis-st n X
nor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIRLD AND THE NORTH Pare. 81 Steamers Leave rser
slip for Newl1en at 9:l5 ard u & eonnens WV. -.
N0RTHFRN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ n Leave Jersey C for Pemont 5:l5 and Is H,
z22 5,22 and 652 m The 5:l5 Freight and ~ 4 and 9 p
!" f1'''"S' ~" THos w. DRMAREsT Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
IMMATURE ALMANAC
FRIDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-s a N.


49, p,. 43s sun seIs...... T23 Moon Sets l0
~ hIGH .
s5 Hoos 2;24 Cows Island 3l4 he'd Gate t:5
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

EUh INV rs i MEN I-IKUOI FUNDS, &c
speT cent CITY OF KEOKUK EEW COUPON BONDS Interest
principal al the Central National Bank Newi0Tk January
Jgy % years from January 1886 coupons paid and oa
Issue bu 450000 These regarded ~ beat secured
bonds dmerQ small Only for sale at 81
cent Gnd interest Apply 70 WN H. SANFORD Cashier.
geutra Ma ouelU auk EeW.Y York
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
finantiial.

OFFlcR OF THH HECURITT IFsuHANCE 20,
No. ll9 BROADWAY MAY 20, 1868. )
AN ELECTION for 10 DIRECTORS of tn
n sRCIRITY INSURANCE COMPANY for year
vii he held oce Of the Company MONDAY June g. 8
Polls open ON u to o'clock p N.
BIZ order Of the Board.
PRANK w. BALLARD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

OTFICE OT THE kEW-iOKK PRODUCE E1cBAN0s %
ETNHE TRUSTEES of this Company have de
sd an annual DIVIDEND or SEVEN PSR CENT on the Cap
a scE Of tbs ConpaBy payable the once Of EDWARD CROk
WILL Tessnrer 23 Boadsi and amer the fret Of June
hon 70 O'Clock daily The Transfer Books will be closed fo
tAs 10th inst TO Jane 1868 By order Of the Board
EewYork NAV D, 1868. STEPHEN w. CARk1, becy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-22
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, August 21.-Hon. W.
B. Jones, elector on the Republican
ticket in the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, has taken the stump for Seymour
aud Blair, and publishes the following:
Thomas Il. GlaSscock, Chairman of Re-
publican Executive Committee, Mont
gomeTy, AtG.:
DEAR SIR-I respectfully decline to
serve as an elector for Grant and Col
fax in the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict. Respectfully,
[Signedl, W. b. JONES.
Hon. Thomas Masterson, Representa-
tive from Lawrence county, has also
declared his intention TO support Sey-
mour and Blair.
The following card is published in
the Radical organ ofthis city:
"In consequence of the want of pa
tronage sufficient 10 meet the daily eX-
penses of the office, am compelled to
suspend the publication of the State
Sentinel. Since the here-establishment OF
the paper in this city, going on two
years, have sustained the publication
OF the paper. from my own private
means. This cannot do any longer.
must abandon the business and go
into some pursuit that will at least fur
nish sufficient income to meet the
outlay. JNo. HARDING"
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ST. LOUIS, August 21.-Omnha dis
patches say letter from Fort @. F..
Smith, dated July 26, states that the
entire tribe of Mountain Crows came to
the Fort yesterday. The treaty recent
ly made at Fort Larimer was read to
them and received with satisfaction,
except the clause establishing schools
in the reservation. They demanded
that the troops remain to protect them
against the Sioux, who they said had
declared war. Major Burt, command
ing the Fort, withdraws his command
July Goth, which is the commencement
of the abandonment of the country by
the military.
Dispatches from Central City. Colora-
do, say the ColfaX party has just re-
turned from the Hot Sulphur Springs,
in fine health and spirits. In coming
over Boulder Pass they were in a snow
storm three or four hours.
Generals Sherman and Augur left st.
Joseph, Mo-, for Omaha yesterday.