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New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
CRIMINAL.

at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Alderman OBrien John OBrien OF No 1916 Washington
st. Hans Duzeman, OF No. 50 West Broadway; Christian
Mack and Louis SchapkOn Of No. l53 CJathan.st, who
arrested Sunday for selling liquor without IL
oenss yesterday held 10 bail IN 500 each Chas
Edwards yesterday stole t25 worth OF hats from III trout
of the store of William Whttlesey Co. Broadway. The
thief caught committed 10 the TOmb and the prop
erty recovered Michael Sullivan arrested yester
day having IN his possession barrel OF ale which he is
alleged 20 stolen from the Office OF VIM B. Marsh
agent for TayOrs Albany Ale he committed to the
TOmbs.
Justice Shandley presided at Jefferson Market
Police COurt Yesterday morning In place OF Justice Led
with abSeut on OF the death Of his wife
But few cases OF interest presented James Nc.
Donald, an Eighteenth Ward rough, was locked up for
attacking and beating OiceF Smith q the Eighteenth
Precinct. Patrick Collins was committed for trial on
complaint OF John Lynch, bookseller. In Eighth
ave. who charges him with having obtained FROM
planant Bible valued at tO, pretense Of selling the
same. AZ the former failed 20 return either the book or
value In money he arrested and disposed Of as
above Edward j. Burroughs OF No 227 West sixteenth
st held FOR trial charge Of assautnR and threat
eDing 70 kili bis mother
The charge agmnst Henry Robinson and
John Burnett respectively the captain and first mate Of
the American packet ship COunbia Of having aided and
abetted the murder OF Henry Guutbcr young sailor,
was 70 been investigated yesterday by Commissioners
Bette the first mate has not been arrested. the
matter was put the 18th details OF the
alleged murder have already appeared In TIE TRIBUNE
In addition this charge against the first mate pas
eenger brought civil suit 10 for personal
5D,res alleged 10 have been inflicted by the fFs mate
Ehs passenger states that during tba VoVaRs from Liver
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du nominal Live Hogs moderately sehye common aesnd SS
25 common choice 80 259slo 2 Receipts iof tsS
bbs bush Wheat lo OO bush Va Sors
24O0 Live shtpmens-SoO0 Ibis fiog Itoo bush
Wheat 1900 bush Cora bead Live Hogs Fsh~ more active
and advanced tdlc ,,-. -. u,...
ToLEDo Aug O-Flour-saes Spring Wheat at SlS = Whsn
Amber Michigan 81 10; No. Rel - oS NO. spIns 20
dull and ower sales Of No at 81 OH Oats deenned 60
1900 bbls Flour 10000 Wheat 50 900 bush Corn oV % pns
Oats, 800 bush Rye shipmeutsl0OO bbl Flour DOW" ou'%
Wheat ll3OO BUSH Corn. q 600 buh Oats, LOO hn N.Y.
PHILADELPHIA Aug l0-Cotton quiet; Mdding Upland ~ a'
Petroleum unchanged Coffee demand; Rio 44Gls IL
gold Laguayra l6 In gold Sugar and Mossses unchanged
10 light dmand sales Of $40 bbs Esw Wheat Extra Family
wheat active New Red 5O Amber ~ s. RYE
Corn advanced sales Of 1900 bush. yellow 81 % G
sylyanA at gc Pork steady s29 75as so Lard l90sic
BALTIMORE Aug l0Cotton firm; hddug 25d3Oc Flour hrn
and unchanged wbea, sm Prime White 81 20; Red 81 6o6
sI65 Corr dull 81 26d ~ 28 Oats firm
H asa 81 S. Provisions Mess Pork BaeonRb Sides
f7ac; Clear Sides l7ia7c Shoulders, l4ld4,e Hams 229
23c. Lard 80. ,.oo a., - 49,.
for No Spng: ell Amber Winter S2 for White S3 for
Double Extra very sales 5000 bush Ne Milwaukee
Ch At Is and bush Fair White Canada ~ 80 Corn dull
feady shorts s25G S2i shpsuas s27d S28i hddl3gs s3o
tcD. Canal Freights-Wheat, 4ci Corn, Se 10 hephork
Lumber - The Hudson and - S to neWforh kar@ad
Lake Impos-sOO bush Wheat 81 500 osh Corn 40 iess
Lumber Canal RIports600 bbs Flour lO 0ush "leA %VOV
bush Corn l2o 900 feet Lumber ,o1,.,o so u,h., s,n
CcNs,r Ohio Aug l0Pour firm at SlO0S 80 90 Whes' ntm
New No 2saes at ga and No sS2 TO- Corn hrn at
05 c Shed Oseadv 52d5Sc Rye adyancng sales az 81 ~
MddDg 29G29ic Tobacco unchanged Rs
con no demand shoulders l2ic Clear Rib Sides lot G0l Gear
Sides. l7dl7tc Gold libt buying. - ,u. rro.,
LOUISVILLE Aug lTobaecoSma business at a TsteS aooE
Snper6ne S6 256t So Wbea-Red, S20SI % 0orn SG'oI
Oats 45d5Oc RIVE Pork $29G s29 So Baco9-Sloa
der Clear Rib Sides lie Clear Sides LIE Bulk shoaae
l2lc. Clear Sides, l6lc. whisky, free, 81 90
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SHIPPING NTELLIGENC
PORT OF SEw.YoRK......

CLEARED.
S.mshps-Cty Of Nev.Yor alcrow verpoOl Hoaa Ehlev,
HNnburgi FrAncoua Sherwood. Portaud -
BsSsGrsuer Jaug Bremen Burgometer sehwiug Sugsrt
Antwerp James ward Landerau Ceie salinas Quick Whining
BrfsoLa Pas MoEenbShr CAdiI; Herha JohAlsen MauuO
NJ, Is p Ss1 =, ero9 Maria Cros,u cro~s Kingston Js
Webster Para Sarah JANE Garsn New
FRANCIS g. smith Bahrs jacksonville Wape Hawkins Charleston
julia Wlletls Moss RchnOndi Harvest. cOrSin, Bristol
ARRIVED.
s,u,bD Malt. Hams Lyepoo juy g. mdse and $50 p,s I,
% ~ Head Of Kusale passed steamship hound Avg AT
q 50 lon a 20 passed brig Victoria bound W. 9th of George Shoals
w. day miles Of Sandy hook steamship CALEDONIA
S,.abip Manhattan Williams Liverpool JULY o. mdse rasA
10 miles w. Of kusAle, passed steamship France hence m
S,h,p Manhattan wooibu Charleston Aag Bise and pass
Steamship Saratoga Alexander RiehBond, ndsg and paS
Steamship L. q. Knght DeuI AeIandna. ndse ana pass
Slip Vanguard Rnssep, Cariif Juue 25. railroad iron.
Bis Sir Robert Mcclure Gths Rio Janeiro June H. coffee
Sclr Atlantic DAWSON, Windsor n :, 10 days. plaster.
NAVAL.
V,-pv.. NoxRoH AM, IeArnyed u s. steamship MArbehead
Lieut. Com l. Fitch days from Key West; all well on board She
briggs Capt PaJAster Meade Lea the Get
ysbuTg aud NAva In port
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrazS MONROE Aug Arhyed bark Nesk Vta from Rich
Pa,sr, out bark Goethe. from City Point FOR Bremen ,
BosroS Aug o-Ariyed steamships Roman, rom Philadelphia
tonn Elabehort soLrs Planet Port Aux Pax Israel
snow aud Join Moultcu, EeN.York
HoLNKss HOLK Asg 8Arved, brig Edwin, from Fall Rivers
SEARS Planter Horton aud frcic, Boston.
..' DISASTERS.
BOroS Aug lG-Tbe ship ErPeuOdsr from Liverpool wheh vas
whe Of to-day and toWe to this port She does
not leak aad has received bat little Injury.
The schr Mcleod Calais Nth oshcoks wsu asher.
wee Cape Cod suny night The vessel has three ees 81
in the hold, aud is leaking
SPOKEN.
June a. lat 10 IS g. Oa 32 ship cbneura from Liverpool bound
"J JSr 90 at 20 &C. lou Sc A ship Emerald Isle 'rOu Liverpool bound
for Seslork
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Railroad Depot rain or shine, snow or rain inside OF

Railroad Depot rain or shine, snow or ran inside OF
20 minutes
The earnings of the Detroit and Milwaukee Rail
way for the first week in August were:
1863 ts2 7ss IsS7......s32AcO Increase
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad
for the first week IN August were
1867 $50 $40 isl Decrease '9
The earnings of the Chicago and North Western
Railway for the first week in August were:
1868 t24os74 81 1861 $ieOl7O So Increase so4O3 II
The exports of specie from this port to foreign
ports, from January l TO August s. has been as fol
Lows for a series of wears past
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VVEV'' 1T IVIII V"HU UoIJ T 10
lows for a series Of years past:


financial circles gradually the increase ths demand r
loans quite also Increased inquiry or
from the interior 10 move The supply Of funds 10 the
hands bankers and all entitled to leans are readily
Of interest 10 per cent per annm
Eastern erhauge qH and steady between ana par
bayng and LlO Of cent premium selling over he 'ouA'e
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday says;
Business to-day financial circles Is less active ut "ho essen
change general features Of the market Cuney IN
GOOD uppy while only moderate aud The
f sale cent IN bank aud Va per cent 10 be
omen market for prime good commercial paper Exchange H
aye both being light while fates are steady
At par premium bayng and lie mm seng
between Soc premium but most dealers are dIs
purchasers At ever par.
TABLE Of me Loans, Specie. Creulaton Deposits, aud
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COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

suypynH COURT-CHANBERs-TIed by BARNARD Court opens
sDd ealendsr called at 10 RsseTTed eases
~ Mllnor ngt Shall l66. DeyOe agt Channy
i7FOvler sgt LoVsbstein ct al. ls7 .De,os ast Birch
Cal-NO IFS. The People sgt Connolly kc . .-,.-
All and orders renrnpbe yesterday stand adjourned 70 Oo
which this branch Of the Court stands adjourned
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPYCIIL TKRH. He'd by GARVIE, j.
Molons will be beard a " ~
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uR,Sy CATTLE MARxET-Augus, 10.

ALBANY CATTLE mAhhbl l-husus'
far for the week about oO hea M
ndug Of Inferior qualities NotShstanding the
Of sickness has occurred in
the thus far received Nevertheless buyers are more
stock and Illinois cattle DO ao ad IN
aute high heretofore Sales to-day $40 head
st 1880 5O SO 80 for fair 10 COOL and 4S@
Sheep neglected at At G5c LAMBS
id7.c. Ilogs-narket dull at 9l0l0c
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TIE MARKETS

MnybAr Anr TO- 1861
ASHEs-Ths market sm DO, qns sales Of Pots, 20 10 h'
Pearls arr uain.1hl . H.
COIToN-h es u favorable foreign news holders are aLng
IN po,r4r lrt burcrs operate c1utous sud tr mahci
co dali s bales ueaaug 90 TO sPEners And 100 to eI
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nool n this port the first mate broke his he passenger
hand; chased him about the ship with revolver caused
OF the most revolving acts Of ndeceney to be perp
traed on sick passengers and nsgated the outrage OF
several female passengers.
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prCEIpTS Or PRODTCE

Ifr tlHaI 49, -. g"i | H'',nv.I' 20 , ooo 49,, 49,,
.ra 10 no hus Corn 8ilI hn.h Oats 1000 hush MAI
o i Wheat 22 bush Grass Seed, $40 hba Corn Meal, ~ 80
XXI For ~ bales Cotton I22 bhb Petroleum hb' Sar Tar
on Mi. k,n ~ hills Pork. rs bib Beef Is pigs Cut Meats,
5 pl Butter 1870 boIs Cheese % psg' Dried Fruit % b'
iSl bbh WHISKY 45l bbs Eygs. OJ bales Wool u btrs
p an h Hops ~ sides Leather bids Tobacco, m boxes
~ - w w -. T,baeep 100 boxes Starch ...
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Clubbing 6arNs, &r.
PaSSHNGERS 4kRTVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Aug lO-Ia steamship Manhattan. Nh y
Smih Mr. White White, Miss White Miss Kate White Mss
Sue White Master James White, Mr C. Atks
Mrs Atkins Mrs Mack Kelley Mr W G. Crhnshag, Mrs p
g. Cranshaw G. Crnshaw, F. II. Cunshsw Miss CrAnsbaS
Miss l. d. Canshsw ". Cranshaw, A g. CrHDshaw Miss klnn
Miss Read, Miss Shie Mr. L. Carpese Mr. l. DA''
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mafkrt slu NtlnIT h0Tt
stdASRaw Sor, are DUH d,Inh being checked H tue de-
cline ia gold. prices uomnhly AZ Dig lar ." goo" refining aus
M b. Caba dIlic Reaned fair demand ani seai At loic
for Hands -, - = -. ,,a,,,. r-..,,.-
StFpS-Te demand fr for Clover Seed Al tdlie Ilmotf
- s-r ~ - MA. ough Standani Calcutta Lgsrei
sr and u demand. 10 Boston Of 100 hg AZ ~ 2' gold
T, mstkr 1t Is steady. Ssy Of 2b0t 10 ~ l2c
WnISKY-Ie market active; sales Of 500 bills Neseu al Oc
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
MONDAY. Aug. iO-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 146i sold at 147i, ll6i, and 49,.
closing weak and unsettled at quotations. The clear
ings at the Gold Exchange Bank were $91SS3'VO'
and the balances 81 7O5 43.
The Government market opened dull with moder-
ate transactions Registered 6s of 81 sold at ll5l
5-20s of 49, 1l4I; 1O-4Os were IN demand at lo9.G
1O9a There was a brisk demand for 5@Os OF % ana
GS for investment at full prices State Bonds were
steady Tennessee excOupon sold at 6S!; New U.s.
62! Georgia rs, 90 North Carolina ex-coupon' 70;
Virginia per cent ex-cOupOn, 80; Missouri per
cents were lower selling at 90. Railway bonds were
firm. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific per cents
sold at 95 Fort Wayne Frsts l04; Thirds, 80; Gum
berland Coal sold at so; Pacific Mail was active sell
ing at 1911 and 1884, closing at 1884 bid II IS under
stood that the opposition will be Withdrawn on or
before October Express shares were steady with
GOOD demand for Wells Fargo at 81. Railway shares
were weak, with considerable desire shown to sell
New-York Central, which declined to l2s, closing
l2sg Reading was weak on a decline of 10 per cent
on their tupnage for the past week Rock Island was
the only firm stock; the books of the Company re-
opened in this city to-day, and will remain open un-
til the 18th when they will be closed for the 10 per
cent cash dividend TO be paid September l. The bal
aDce of the list presented no feature of interest.
Michigan Southern was weak, selling at S5s. At the
one o'clock Board Bankers and Brokers sold at 100 ;
Reading, 81 ST. Paul Common, 35. Al the close inc
market was unsettled and weak, with
desire to realize by tmid holders
At the last board Governments were steady on the
export bonds strong on the 64s at ILL., and active on
the investment bonds at an improvement of ! 10 ]
per cent; the demand for these bonds was large
throughout the day. with heavy transactions both at
the board and on the street and large lots were taken
out Of the street by investors
II g. Pacific dIO2i s. $40 Con. 65. .n22 dl2t
u s c. 1884, Reg .n5ia1l5s Us520Co new 6SlOst 9iyS
II 60 1ss all5I T. E. $40 Cou 'G7 1901 GG9l
r. s1o Reg Clio u s. $40 Con. Gs. l09l dlGat
II 200 Con- ,G1 ll4sdll4IU s. 1910 Req 1864
L. s. 52O COu 'C4 Ill alllt = l04O Con .Ivi 9IO's
ul,o folloup;ng are VIM Heath 4 Co.'s last quota
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pROCLAMATION psi THE GoyERNoK. s.,...


B virtue and accordance with Che provisions Of % act OF te Leg
stature f th. stale entitled An Act 10 relation 10 The pay
mr of the principal interest ~ the State debt approved February
2lf 1889 RICHARD OGLESBl Governor oi the state q" lhos
tenber 1903 Exchange National Bank tn The CITY o
o Illinois w the houds OF the state
hereafter particularly designated IN tbs proclAmlton ara
u Of and pursuance Of said law do further nOy an Nhom
each and al ot SAID bonds
@ the payment specified this notice 10 wit nom the sd
18TH ay of Sepuher Bonds issued n pursuance OF an act
DE public Of no approved fe6u.rg Iat s 20
nt n, inclusive and 2 10 3O inclusive IS
10 Hope Amsterdam Also Bonds numbered 1V 70 EJE'
inclusive issued Thomas TwinmR fernn House i"sAuAn
near Ionon Also numbered 1876 TO 2lO inclusive.
AMI 2la inclusive issued 10 the Administration once Of
Hope Co. kesich Noombcrg aud wido" lan borsA ~ An
a. M Suur Rgua Knight othe Cy ~ Norwich kughud Also,
Bonds numbered OJ O7 inclusive, issued John Bel oi hnerAne
Tirboou. scotland .-.n-s,,.
whereof hereto set my hand aud cause 10 DC aHu tue
SsL Done al the CITY II Springfield this Twentieth day Of July 10
the wear Thousand gt hundred aud stteisht,
aud of the Independence OF ihs .9irl STATES rSy t
Governor sH.RoN TrSpAE Secretary Of state zNtT
REGULAR BULLETIN of the REGIS
"a TIRED POLICIES Of the NORTH AMERICA LIFE IN>CR-
ANCE COMPANY will be published every TUESDAY MORNING
These Bulletins vii Of the Registered Policies aud the
amount Of the Securities pledged aud possession of the State OF
Nrl ork through Department required by law
WEEKLY BULLETIN or TIR REGISTERED POLICIES OF THE
NORTH AMERlCA LIFB INSURANCE co OF NkW,iokh,
MONDAT August 10, 1893.
Ano,,t ir.preJ klO.s53JN4 90
Drposlt by AV<o -
Aerial amount deposited S.'U
The above ~ the Registered Policy account Of the
Life Insurance COuPany on Tie monng Of Msnda V'a
August 1906 n. ~ AohuA"' I'es'1'H"
Sworn to before me this 18th DAY of August, 1863
'1 SnFoN 4, HYDE. Notary Public
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MINIArrRR ALMANAC.
MONDAYS WEATHER REPORTS a. m.

Inn Re.. 500 MOoH Rises.........ll:31
And, Hook O:56 Cows Island. lao Hell Gste..,- IN
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11


cofgkt1e . hgr "grs "e'ie & s a s9p 5 IT, .g % 9 g s Fam @
drs aaJ 80 bag, Moses Rogers private terms Other styles
FLOUR AND MgAIThe lsm,ni m and STATE Flour les,
seve and he los aud medium giss sre 5Goc lower ln9 tl
sal' orr sr aS', 20 s'S' ~ a. 'ss % sT sn 20 5 @ % &
a. S 4S 81 % Fs.s fI,ra state 80 ssa4iO 50 Tor P,ncy
So fr fresh rroandl ou gra of esern Ei 900
a. 40 % T good TO ohc- spring Wheat BItnsi ~ lo0 p 20
81 81 4a1s 4, 3 & F S & e for s&s &Ssr V %8i,f wfesi ~
Inlar nc,n Ca 81 80 I Er'n '1d Double Etiti
C,lfa Foar without change notice and YER quiet, sales
IN DEMAND ~. ov grades hes, bai P,m brlds
fn9 sales Of 80 bids a - ta 20 o. io5 odeAI' % 10 goSa h'i'
ard yys aBd 81 5 Or Muu snd Delaware hSlis ild
a., of 10 b6s ai $50 ~ Meal sa sae. Of 40
bbs a. - wetrn 80 if BaGilLoa'e aad BrookIn ani
w s5s oSy.,4 Yer, quiet ,sa c.;is .'qPs,, f
hqs ofNe a. - Is store and 30 !! At ~ o Js.a' Pea;
ore a' ,s , g , I o. 5.,h w,sn as ,ofv
Az. 4 @ a,s e = 'ss' , ,a 9a -, ,s DE, & ere U ei '
Inqy mainly r h' hgae trade ho;ga l eTs,t se ...e'
500 tu.h Damn 'ud Ju.oa.s 1t ~ e,g -. Ne"
~ q Sai Of Grsa 10 NesY1t .5l Broasyn warsoa.s Aug
To- e' ~l'' KS S la.S 'si @s " 5 tb Pes. q o p5,n
ggNNkStre qu,i at l@ @@,ie u @ b,s , ''l N 1 . '' '''h
HOS-Eo 5dJoc. quality, for Amerela and
.t pr,y, good deru,ui ir shipping ,nl retail
e 55c,e r, III fg5or @ he iorer ,aB a Is for
sr.lg for loug k'r ard aJc 70. Siorl 10 L 49, ,-
ur,h,aro ale, o. - hhi, Csn'1asa At &C. q h. Maseo'Ao at
oS-Amecan Lusesa have had trsm md
At & S 70. 1.,;' p, , 1 s sp sl p & to- r,. taa. At
soqa 3 5 "fis Hri 1I % , ~ i5 SWIM % os Se1.aa 0 at az s. o
81 70 for Par Prime aud Choo, Other Ous are steady
PRoyNIoNS-re york market du prices are lower lover ,9i M [3 use
Ess M.s r latter % bJ jdtD 81 r EI,ra Prime
sI,d S1S al sll SS @ 80 50 & i Me ods, 50 6r l
agl w. ei WsicTp II CT Me src asi .ie, Of . &
sad t,' a. M % , D,51. a aa nSp 5s % for S &
GrC S.aiee for fair to prime Sam and ls4S'e Tor Ae'''
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
PACIFIC RAILROAD (OF MIssOUM)-SlN j
CENT GOLD UONDs

While for the first quarter Of 1865 the net earnings
exceed those Of the same quarter in 1867 by Sl369 Co.
The Railroad Company. in order TO pay OIL tho
State of Missouri for advances in aid Of constructing
the road, as well as all other liens, has issued
s7OOOOOO of First Mortgage per cent bonds secured
by deed of trust TO Mossrs James Punnett President
of Bank Of America New-York, u. A. Murdock, Pres
ident of Continental National Bank. New-fork, and
Luther G. Clark of Clark Dodge a Co.
The bonds run twenty years from Aug. l. 1865 in
terest February and August in Ncw-iork. Principal
and interest payable in gold coin.
In Offering these bonds to tho public we remark
that the road passes through the central, most popn
lous fertile and growing part of the State Of MIS-
souri,. forms part of an important line. and IS
completed and successful enterprise, already earn
ing nearly double the amount required to meet the
interest on it's entire indebtedness thus emitting the
bonds 10 the rank of frst-class security. Govern
ment and other Securities received III exchange at
market rates. CLARK. DODGE N Co, No. 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
finantial.
TWAYCOM.

81
WEST SIDE ELEVATED RAILWAY COM
w PANY No a. Courtandtst NeWYork, Aug 566-Ihe D
rectors approved the form and authorized the Issue OF
Fr, Mortgage Bonds OF the uniform amount Of $500 each
and limited all 100000 Of these are By their order NO"
OFFERED for subscription Stockholders entitled take hem
rata a, specially favorable any promptly taken viii be al
td to Others on TB SAME TERMS who srt order ofd sub
scribe for them CLARK. DODGE Co.. No 81 wAlt apd LOCK
WOOD Co.. Broadway, will receive subscriptions and furnish
full Information the Secretary at the Compiny' omce
These securities lien upon the FRANCHISE RAILWAY
AND IT'S EQUIPMENTS including metal sufficient weight to con
ruet 90 miles Ordinary locomotive railway and the prompt allotment
ofe above win The immediate completion Of the railway
from the Battery to the H. R. Depot Thiehst and its probable
opening for business during the present year
Msrs GEO COZ ESQ., President othe American Exchange Ma
tonaI Bank and JAMES H. BENEDICT, esd Of lockwood Co..
Bankers Trustees for the bOndbOeA Tie officers Of the Com
pany r,-,,,,,
W $ GuRSRR ''' ~ SAMUEL D, ?, R44PcPocK,
WIN z DopGE, g z HARVEY ,---r
a. " DA'' wM II. APPLETON Treasurer
w. TAYLOR Secretary
CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
- ROAD COMPASY's SEVEN PER CENT FlRST MORTGAGE
BONDS FBBRUARY and AUGUST couPONSrhe earnings q the
gsS % a' e t proceeds sSo % "a & 1S' BoaG a as th
sysr sy co y Sou. aed Us m The constantly Increasing
e Of elryag Ore with the prospect o. controlling az 'IS ys
The Directors stock m investment aud interested to
eah the property well T rios S safe Sfs u 1eT st. Louis No.
,y hands s a @ S oS, sni Iron Mountain Rosd as oo
emit. The revenue m be c. ad the administration Of
tie sir capsule and experienced hands and IS
entitled to the greatest coulitnre 81 the puhlc:
JAMES = THOMAS, Mayor " S. Louis
JOHN ROE President Of ~ Louis Chamber 81 Commerce
D. w FOX President 81 s. Louis Board Of Trade
BARTON BATES President North Missouri Railroad
BRrTON President Of Nat Bank Of ue state ~ Mssonr
WA L. EWING. of the Merchants, Nat Bank ~ NJ LOUIS
GEORGE M RIA President Second National Bank Of 81 LoaH
JAS EADS Chief Eusaeer S. Louis and llno' Bridge Co.
GEO. ". TAILOR President Pacific Railroad o Missouri
NN TASSIG. President Traders Bank, st. Louis.
JOHN e. LIONBERGEG President 7. " Bank - Louis
AIOLPHUS MEIER. Vice Presiieat o. Pici1c Railway.
ROBERT EARTH, President German Snyiurs Institution
NEW.YORK REFERENCES:
T. D. Moran Co. J. H. Snif aac ~ Phelps, W. v Brady y
Gsul,. " D. BoIgrtt A. e. Emo. Geo. d. Phelps ....
details be had az the New-iolk Ageney limited
number u sold the price Of 6a Giving The accrued
interest Parties vug out Of The city not having CORE
r here can tcr Cashier oi The BauA Of the
Stat. ORR and bouis be- returt by express nee o eAige
q 1917 81.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

pErEoLBM-rhe mari du but Pnces show Gmness a. 23c
"a, Cre iB bb. sale ur srdur bond s. W spot and .5
hnvrr september Nspta quoted at Sc IN bb aud 31 IN cis
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
PRICES OF BEEF TO-DAY


That gensay Taed tr quality "at
ROOd. ~ 10
That Of ordinary thin Steers OIen, and CoHs...s.'- 0li
Inenor grade Of Cate... .'....,.'..''W ~
Thr r,uera averafe the market to-day estimated at dtt
Extreme range Of prices from. dut
aaIca from u nat
New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
'NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.


FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Aug. 10. 1865.
Bs,yea Coz. vsaL Sheer and LAlEUI bNine. lottL
cas- III l.565 JocO n.83l so''J
These were sold at tho following market places:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-20

. CONGRESSIONAL POETRY.
Congress is the most interesting
body 1 have found yet. 1t does
more crazy things, and Goes them
with greater earnestness, than any
State Legislature that exists, per-
haps. But I did hope it would not
"drop into poetry" I did hope it
would confne its dullness to prose.
But it was not to be. Hon. Mungen
of Ohio, hasset disastrous exam
pie. He has allowed the sentiment
that is in him to settle, and I here
with offer you the sediment. It ia
all properly caked and yersifed.
Let me give also the three or. four.
lines which precede it in the Nation
sal Intelligencer (and which have
rather shaken my respect for that
staid uo1d Journal) } that regularly
comes. out in the most sensational
and aggressive manner, every morn
ing, with news it ought to have prin
ted the day before '-ai tsE
The Intelligencer remarks as fol-
lows: - sd 81 Bzsfa1g I-fz t-E
The following lines are from the
pen of Hon. William Mungen, mem
Der of Congress from the Fifth Dis
trict Of Ohio, whose exquisite taste
for poetry and art has not been
blunted by his political duties j
sFt TO AN ABSENT ONE. ,f{t.s-
Time flies, and still its rapid wings - ....s
Strikes on my thoughts with constant blows,
Touches my hearts most secret springs,
Andloves fond stream toward thee flows
Flows like Eiagara's rushing tide
True as the needle to the pole, z ..-..
Clear as the deap blue see, ard wide
AS We're the thoughts of Milton's soul. -
Absence from thee, my own dear wife, ]ftt'5
Makes me but know how good thou aFt,. l..
Partner of sorrows, joys, and life
Part of myself-the purer part. q -
When shall that happy time arrivei s@f'
When shall those days most wished for comet
When side by side Wen love and live d.
To bless each other in our homes. S-'
Now, isn't that bosh? Do you
observe that happy Congressional
grammatical inspiration whereby
Time flies, and still its rapid wings
strikes on this party's thoughts with
constant blows, touches the said
party's hearts most secret springs,
and loves fond stream toward tho
other party fiowsi3i Isn't that criti-
cal grammar And don't you think
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