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this Fair than q any previous one. This
wss demonstl ated by the tace that the hotels
and livery stables were more crowded. than
ever known before; and yet the visitors u
The Fair were not % numerous as previous
yeasS. The only inference 10 that the citi>
1ens of Helena did not attend q constantly
or numerously ~ on previous occasions
It 10 not far wrong 10 estimate that one half
The strangers from beyond Lewis & Clarke
county were Deer especially At
the Ball.
We had not been IN Helens for fifteen
month"; mad at something probably. We
bed thought from certaiE dolorous fulmins.
tors during tie rsilroad subsidy contr0.
verey. that The town must be dismslly dull,
somewhat cilapijased and deserted. Per-
baps We raw it under exceptionally favorable
circumstances. And yet those magnificent
stores and massive buildings, the great
stocks Ut goods, It's smoking furnaces and
contiguous mines, the loading and unloading
trains, the superb residences, the extending
limits of the town, the substantial new
business structurcs, and the multitude Of
active kUking business men, were not GER
ia'nly only holiday parade tn please and
secure patronage fri visitors 1t the tar.
There must he . substantial paying business
behind al these things. and If it is not If
thea Wild speculative and broad margines,
character which characterized the days of
V6 It may still be, and probably 10, stead.
icr. more reliable profitable one. II seemed
to 10 there was enough of Helena tn inspire
al wise effort II sustain and expand its
business and values, and too much for -
whole city full" u shut their eyes and make
. blind leap no one knew unto what,
We had . pleasant visit tn the Metropolis:
We Oclieveall Deer L',dgers had. Did space
permit VIC would wish to say more of the
Fair, the town, Of old scenes and old friends
But others are debarrcd expression; Why
should VIC be selfish! The Fair 10 over:
reports would be stale, aud tho world moves
on. For numerous personal courtcsies,
thanks, aud for generous patronsge-see
Jones'.
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The movement through petitions to Land
Commissioners DrummInd. 10 have Land
Office established at Bozemsn, must, We
fsel confident, be csUwasd with success
We hWpe one Ut tho first OfBcisl acts Of
Delegate Naeinnis will be The inivOduA,ion
OF y ball u accomplish ihss 0bJect: backed
by the srcoumenda,ion Of (xmmjssIOusr
Drumaaoud, there coujd be M question Of
Ito passage. Abundant docomenisry proof
thai the Orgsnizasion Of nsw laud district
IN MOntans, embrscing tho Nsd,son. Gal
iaain and YsllOws.ane valleys. he become
necessary, cao b. found In Che' Land Ds,Art
usent 10 The shape Ut over S0ur hundred
homestead snd dual pss,of s63dsv,ts which
were taken bsfOre lhe Clerks uf the District
Court OF 0sllatia and Madison coupijse-.
the clsimsuts feslln1 unable 10 visit The
Land esincs q Helena u have Tie business
s.,: ,Sss n d. .oMe spp.enees.on oss 1sse
O1scs NAV be- cndsnsrrsd bv tho cit,sens If
Nsdisou county sen0ing 10 pe,issons ask,ns
sl.c location tor virginia City; but We cannot
~" D.:esc o,c.: = .ss ~. .sn.. coson'y ~
Mind. ne nsopIe 81 0ur s;sicr counsv. Nm"
are indeb,sd 10 our vo,ss fus their rsisntion
q ne Iefrteos.si csplteI. wos!d not, nov
ss"",rs sor n.S i ~ " M.,,,s, >: y, ~,
unerncrously: ON the other haod Ne hays
no dosbt they would. with great unauin,ity.
ssn . esl!Ion in i*vor o. .ne new o!uoe
~. ,.od~s IN .S"m M. 49, ~ s;s s"o: ~ y
PeniteptiaTy, not 6s,ne directly in,erssssS.
would certsinly not obtece A. certainly ~
H.. .s . .s.,, 'osr sse o'll 70:
sVriys Spn,S,. hsye 4 I.nd O6sc. ~ R S..s
-. e.. ~. -ssl ~. I...~ A.. .-S. =. 49,
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Washington, October 3-TO.day a pe,i>
Ito" was filed in the Supreme Court Of the
District of COlumbis in the name of Clifford
Arr'ck against Jay Cooke and other mem
oers Of tue firm, to force them into inyolun.
tary bankruptcy. The petition alleges deb,
Ut the firm to the petitioner and their inn.
proper payment Of money after their banks
ruptcy to certain parties, on the plea that
they were special dep'si,or.. Tho usua
c'ta'iOn IL appear and answer WINS wsuet.
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Ell. EGG r A P HIC

Jay ooohs & oeb Hspesoa Setslemeaf
Philadelphia, Oct Jay Cooke q ca.
have cox,pkicti their detailed statement of
assets ana liabilities, snd In connection
Herewith have prepared form Of agree
ment for settlement. To be presented to theis
creditors for consideration. The main fes
lures proposed in the agreement arc ~ tol.
OwG The mesnbers of the firm surrender
all their partnership and individual prop.
erty. and trustee. e. A. Rollins, hate U. 8,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, will
have management Of The estate, thus saving
c's's and expense. Dividends will Ike made
whenever the trustee has cash in hand suf.
6cient 10 be divided. and commencing soon
after the agreement, Is approved by the cred
itors. Settlements may be made under NJ
strict!ons which guard perfectly the inter.
ests If the general body Of creditors. The
creditors surrender no rights they now p,s.
sess. but merely accept the advantages Of =
trust created for their benefit. and debtors
can gain nothing except surplus, which
they hope to secure by an economical and
Judicious winding up OF their estate. Full
powers are given the trustee, bu. he Is
to act under the control Of u Committee
representing the creditors, consisting Of n.
FeItan, late President of tn. Pbiladelph,a.
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad, William
G. Houston and Dele .Nebiit, Jr., Presiden,
OF the Corn Exchange Bank Of Philadelphia,
- negotiate certificates of irteres, of any
creditor in trust the estate will be given by
the trustee After oil debts arc paid In full,
the remaining property will DO reassigned
1t is understood that the firm do no, pro>
pose to call general meeting of their cred.
'tors. a they have been doing business IN
three different ccn,crs and creditors arc 80
scattered as 10 render such . meeting im>
They have, however, address.
cd letter to each Of their creditors 90 fsr
- known and submitted their proposition:
any creditors failing to receive such notice
can examine the papers at the Office Of the
firm in Ne~ York, PhiIaGelphia. or Wash
ingtOn.
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The Territorial Fair closed On lass eeiur.
day. The display was not - grsass- "
bad expected. the stock, agricultural aud
mechanical departments. bdsg no,iceably
meagre In exhibits. although ,hs sstriss
that were made were highly cssiliiabls.
The mineral and poultry depassmssss were
the best 6lIed. Il was The facet colIsctioa
ut minerals ever 500 u NOetana, and Il
sent east. - ws sndesstasd Il v b lhe In.
tsni'os 70 do, and placed on faw,rabls
sxhisitios, viii do much good for ~ Ter.
r'tosy. Col. Wall, Who h collecsipe orss
for the N. p. R R. Co, was ps,scipa,ly
tsstrumsssal In procuring this display.
The poultry exhibit was Asst claaa There
~ bssn large amount Of money expsad.
Cd b Helena gentlsmea ID procasiag pairs
Of the best fowls On The coetineat, ssd
when they become plentiful enoagh foe
practical purposes, Hslsps will b she bess
plsce In The moueia,ns for n orthodox
minister. '0
The sacss were. = usual, ths psomlssos
feature Of the Fair, tho psiscipal contest.
ants 10 troltisg being the M0nlses favoeite.
1" Bret Hare" owned. ~ believe, BY Col.
Drpsdvsles, 1t Hekss, and driven By n.
Joalnsoa. ssd : Honest Charley brougat
up from Sslt Lais BY nsxkins TayIoe, =
old time Noassaiaa. rCsl. Dsatey, . Zip Top
dsivef, hcd The rsins Ovss y Ohosl0r
8sss ussss won everything b wsss tar, ed
- dosa - esq . IL sssoads slov. s,ils
isack. which = ~ hass Vesk - has Auao
90 = - , 4sssal. wGn sssd- -
yS1ag, 0aks IN asss 6asnidsbis heps
= . aoniass 49,. ~ Asssaglu,
1hs Win Sdahaas, sto Sllsee1s.s ~ I
y ~ sva ~ 4. - ~ sssssA6 osDA
I'D ~ oase aspsisIag thiag - ~
sossat of bockiag aenase 49, ha1O
vhseA Il uas sviisas sesl1 Gsl6 ~ - ~
b q Go16eoae - lmu1. saV sen<~a rs
TAooWsss aae vieeaen 6 aelsaa duslee
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Notes Of the Day.

A couple of printer boys thus amuse
themselves:
Two cudfsh.bslls for dime is Boston
restaurant luxury.
"1ivc the devil his due, Pat, md where
you be!" "Ahnc, your honor"
The Arizona telegraph line is completed
about Is miles south Of San Diego.
A New York girl got mad at her Kansas
lover and expressed HIM / 400 love letters.
Thomas Carlyle Is now living ., Dunn.
fries, Scotland, more cross and Grabbed thar
ever.
A Salem gentleman is engaged In paint.
Ing ten large views Of the Modoc war for q
panorama
7. J. Favorite 10 representing Stevens and
Whitman counties In the Washington Ter.
rit"ry Legislature.
A quilt, exhibited ., the Central Illinois
Fair, made by Miss SaraI, Breckon, Of Nor
gan county, c"nia'ns 2S.5l7 pieces.
A South Carolina negro when Informed
Of Stewards death clasped his hands and
solemnly said: us few big men ar ,hinnin'
out powerful fas,i''
While compassion on the Montreal VT
ness was setting up Al advertisement for .
lost canary few days sg" the bird dew in
ut the Office window. This shows the value
Of advertising.
A Western paper says Of the air, in its
relation to man, that lit kisees him and
b'esses him, but will not obey him." Pour
h'bbs sys that description suits his wife
exactly.
Colorado now has nine daily, one semi.
weekly and thirty two weekly newspapers.
Three ds'lies, the semi weekly and nine
wesklies are published in Denver.
The Erie railroad has carried into practice
It's recently announced-pla Of Appointing .
medical director of the whole road and sur.
gems for the several divisions. 10 attend 10
persons injured by or on its trains.
lot Boy. -Lives there man xi,h nose ~
red who never TO himself hath said. I'm
Pay before I 50 to bed. the deb, owe the
prinier?"
ssd Boy Yes. there are some know full
well, who never such tale could tell bu,
they fear will g. to-wcll-the place where
there's no winter. ....
An ambitious genius Of Colorado contrib
Mess this to the Granger movement and q
home Paper: s.r.
l want to be q granger -...
And with the graugers stand
A horny.dsaed farmer
With haystack IN my hand.
Rs0eath the tall tomato treo
III ewing the ghtesing hoe
III clay the wild potato hug
e As be- skips O'cr the snow.
I've bought myself Durham ram
.H And = gray alpaca COW, - r.s rr.-7
l0ck-stitch O.ayc Orsilgu hedge
And patent leather pillow.
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51o ooo4oa Utsasils 0iseovoseA st Yrev.
! he savsnts of Germany arc engaged in .
bitter quarrel over the golden utensils which
Dr.. Schlien'ann has discovered 10 the vicin .
i'y Of ancient Troy. some maintaining them
n be really part of Pnam's treasure. while
OILERS deny II. The majority At the learned
hold the negative view on the question. A
certain N. Rnspulas, Professor Of Philoloey
and Archeolnsy at the University Of Athens,
: student WIN stadied at 0oetiingen, who
u now on = yisit to Hanover, SAYS that
although the treasure IL great discovery IL
nss nothing to do with that of Prian The
aocence OF nearly ell ornament he considers
. cbsraciesistic Of Dr. Schliemaons uieneils.
Where the R'ctOs pseiends To see the face
of On owl there are ONLY three dots, which
hv took To- be respectively the EYES and the
bill OF the bird. According t. Rspulas Il
is impossible 10 decide with any certainty to
which periDd the utensils belong. Their.
money value 10. however, very considerable.
being estimated at from $4,000 TO. &, loo
thalerS.
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n PAN 1leesiees,

Between The pressnt time and The lsb Of
November electiOns, general o. atrial, will
bs. held In ten Siaies Of The Union. OF
;.eses Isnnaylvsoia, Ohto. Minaeso,a, lows,
and Wioc nsin viii hold general elections
- Octosss Hin. On November NJ M
achuastes will bold eenssal elerliou. a.
OA the saiae day New York will slecs 0tsae
0Nc ~ and; uSem6ers Ut the f.e9islsture.
Texas v0aes on The "a OF the came mOn1h.
0ssverssss 30 IN b. chooea In the FOLLOWING
Xsatss: 4ssaschusesis. VjsRiu,a, Iowa.
OhtO. Wisconsin, lexa1, Aississippi, 81
Minnesota. Pennsylvania elects ! judee
OF the Supp, me Court aud minor State al.
Ncess. In several Ut the Western Stsees-
pht0, 10 Q. wisconsin and MinneoOts. 10
wlt-ihs coatOss between the two sreal
parties 10 divessl1ed By the existence OF {
third and 0utsjde element known ID OkiO =
the People's Parry, aud which has nominal.
ed STATE ticket; in lows = tho 8 INDIE.
pendent 0taugefs." which also hes ticket
IN the aeId; in Wisconsia aud Misseso,s .
The ] 0fsnkesa The wisconsio 0nngsrs
s ssss n, en sss - ;spe q - r. e.
Tsverse ts the caea No third party inter-
venes 10 Peaneylvanla, Masoochuoslts. VIZ.
Einja of Te1aA where the contest Lies be.
tween the Demoesatie asd Rcpubj1oan haeaa.
In llississippi Tie Aspsbltcans ~ llboeal
Rspubliceno haye beth, ~ ~. ooMiaoeod
State ticketA 10 thane Weseoen olosea
where the new e)esnesr The 0naeogA :
fUos 4 mast hseoly, ~ results " - osni-
ing G1eoeinas Win - 0Waiaod vjoh aUolcl0ala.
AZ ~ re ~ ~ PassVns. e usehaadY
hae bees thing of bgt . few 0selhs si1e
and the 1nein6lse 0f t1e 6edW ooosetee
. very 1args 'And O os0tia PCT q ~ Dspe
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Ssstinsat Quss3os - ~ Tr,,spereatis,
Problem,
New York Nation. September Is.

S>S" svsA SstsVus oSptSuOeS los
A meeting, rather thin'y attended. Of the
merchants and others interested in the trans.
portstion problem. was held in this city On
"Wednesday week. A g''od many speeches
were made snd long string Of resolutions
passed. The speeches were manly devoted
to an expoeition Of the injury inflicted On
the commerce Of New York by tho want Of
suiiicient means of communication with the
West, and by the bad Management of the
existing railroads and canals. There wss
good deal Of dshunciai,on of fringe. {"
" 'nonop0iisis, and politicians Of the kind
now % common q tho farmers meet.
ings In the West, but the most interesting
feature In the proceedings of such meeting
was. Ut course, the remedies suggested tor
the evils % freely exposed. This. NC rerre,
70 tay, was not one which might have been
expected from meeting Of business men
The resolutions are in the main comnosed
of sass well known genersiilies If the n,li,i.
Cal Platform, sud the soIe suggestion having
. practical OH sbout II Was IN assertion tho,
The p'''duction of the country requires the
construction of double tack rsilways, ex.
c'usively for freight, aeruss the continent,
We now suggest that another meeting he
held. u which the speaker lie directed To
answer the following questions fairly and
squssely. Whence 10 The money 10 co,nc
from To construct this railroad II eupplied
by . joint sleek corporation. 10 it to own
and manage the roadi If 10, will It We 81.
lowed to nx it, own chargesl II not, who
will 6x them! II fixed by Government, by
what rule! Will they have to be such ~
always to enable the farmer TO sell his prod.
ucts In New York 1t the market price, no
matter bow low that price may bel If the
company loses by this, who will compensate
the stockholders and assure them fsir In
teEest ON their capitsIa If the Government
does 90. will II not he by taxation for the
benefit of . class! Why should We lay |
taxes to enshle the Illinois farmer to get his |
corn chcsply to market any more than 10
enable him to buy crack plovs and reape,s,
Or cart It to the barni In short, what T.
- tue transportation problem about which
you talk 90 much: As you descr. bc it thus
To-, dues II not bear strong marks Of being .
branch Of the ancient and larger problem.
how to get u'o"sy without working for II.
Dr.. in other words, how to live Ut other pe.,.
ple's expense
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We notice with much pleasure The de
scsiptious Of our ''scrsmblss" In Wonder,
land. In the sndsavor to be conciss on !
much written topic be does not tsinS bic
pictures ont IN relief by digressions " Incl
dent; but there y wealth Ut grsph,cosss
and diversity of expression In bic js.ioes.
lions Of natural objects NO previous writer
40 the theme hes evidenced. ecssmbles %
Wonderland will repay pesusal ..r
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0etes Prem ~ 0sssss,ng

Bismarck Tribune, September ~
Gen. J. w. Spraguc has been made Gen.
e5sl Superintendent of the Pacific Division
Of the N. r. r. r. .....r,. .......
On Friday last tho thermometer It Mime.
apolis fell forty degrees In twelve hours.
The Milwaukee 4 Ct. Paul, Winons 4
81. Peter, and the West Wisconsin railwsya
have entered into . combination for . raise
In tariffs. TIE Northesn Pacific has. how.
ever, promptly rejected I'll oversures made
. them 70 Join the crusade. The people
viii remember Il. 'A.." s'"
From ueasusemsnts made BY Gen. Rosser
h 10 found thst the average width Of The
Yellowstone 10 ! 100 feet Its rate about six
miles N hour. Il b ~ feet above ths
Missouri Il Bismarck. I, has iall Of two
fest TO The mile which gives Il ito rapid cur.
rent. The average depth isabout three and
. half feet. ~ -
Among tho hangers on With The Yellow.
stone expediti0n WAS one Harry Dsshisll.
who represented himself - correspondent
Of tho New York Herald and he Mimi. %.
olis 7tijsss. On the streaelb Of sheee
representations Dashiell vss allowed 10 nc.
company the expedition. and from the ON.
csss received Ill Tho coarsssies esaal 10
msnbess Of he pseas. The way this cous
tesy ws repaid b illustrated By Tie Zee,
thss No dissepuiabls scamp deserted he
c0mnand % nuoelnhsll nves. end ipducsd
two csvalsymsa and q ambulascs driver -
scco0paDy him. II b ssppsed ihas IL
party reached Boaeasn In safety, alshosgh
they deserved TO hare beea scalped. Tsis
wiIl b IN interesting piece Of news 70 the
eitissss Vt Minneapolis, vhsss young DISH.
isll was we'll. known, moi osly . q inssf.
fssabss ssob bsi = oonssmmass -. ,eE
v Ifths wasse doat stop falling ~ Aed %
The Miaesd sivr will soon b in cosdis!o.
Ths Pssisah, Nay Lowry and Ida s,ock.
dale viii wiatce hese. ' ftn
We Dsarn shas the Josephise found vesy
)ow wsaes b The Yellowstone asd he'd much
trouble going up ,
Commodore Koants has besa IN ~ dig
fos several days, looking after ~ isasssss
here TIE 6siahing tosches hayp bees Nv.
- to ths psspasaaSsos for ths reomissd No
4 sen0ess fsso the pnias - re ~
sAess ed bss"w ~ coasse saasue.s II
~ eseaecalO ~ inpostass asssosoe.
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v1.H NEWS,
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle. =

IA 1nnssss 1rss sIaaslAstsFy.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle,
Salt Lake. September 90 Everything Is
quiet to day In financial circles, and no
further trouble feared. The First National
Bank expects Ia resume operations the las,
Of the week, and the people generally are
full Of confidence IN its solvency. The
other bsnks ore oil right. There Is no ap-
prchensi"n Of difficulty whatever. Deposits
since yesterday arc fully equal to calls, still
there b psIp~ble feeling Of depression In
view ut the effect the Eastern panic will have
on the mining business Of the Territory the
com'ng winter. .n" = Ter sa -
y. Al present there is no sale of bulliou
except for cash, and no hank will rink
advances. Several impor,an, enterprises ore
already tmporarily suspended. 'g's2
. The Salt Lake. Sewer and Phoebe Rail.
road Company are obliged TO suspend opel.
ations for the present. '.a
The Asraid this morning created some,
bud feeling BY asserting the, the proposition
bad been made add steps urged 10 break tbs
Mormon Bank, with view, Of weakening
Mormon influence. Ut course The Whole
chsrgc was mere fabrication 10 make !
punt against Ccatiles. IT,.
A man named Felix Blowers Was. killed
yesterday q Sprinsville BY . kick in he
stomach from wild horsc. s
Salt Lake, October The Great Western
irOD Mining and Manufacturing Company
.has orgaaissd IN Iron cosnly. with capital
stock Of two million dollars. It's the in,en.
ton OF the compsny to begin Immediately
ths msnufsctuls VI Iron fsw railroad ana
Other pasposes, : Iron city. The deposits
q iros II ibis oOaaty ~ said b b IL
richer than h Iron Moansais, l(issosss,
10 further dsvslopment II this important
district . Meeting vas held q Parowan asd
railroad compasy was organized, vish {
capital sock q digit miii,on dollars. to
sssld ssos1 fssalssn elsy ssaas line a ~
Utah 6osthsss Railrood4 distauce aboot
seventy miles sasses,a
The Noemes ConSes.ace commence, rex,
Aosday. Ths Nsw. Hos Ssv.wss ,he.k
opsaed - ~. end received = laeee. smosst
q depDaaa sThs cssn csop y : siisurs via
~ Asq0 asd Navaje lsdssss. Ths ,r,sa
~ Of fhniss. Twoiasxssossias fssnan
establishments shut down il yesserjav a
sceoaaeot - money nrssaars. / a.s.'a a
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Ne" York, OciOb.r g. Prof. Oonaldson's
companions in bis balloon voyage 10 Europe
are George Washington Lunt and Alfred
Ford. Donaldson made his baIlon sscen,
tbs a H. from tho Cspitolinc grounds,
br"ok'yn. dispatch from Bethel. Conn,
ssys at II O'Clock the balloon was rapidlv
moving OGeanwavd. s., 4+..... ,..-a 'a9'
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Indian Commissioner, FELIX r Bsuuos,
owns III sharea N. p. r. r. sock, accord.
Ing % eastern papers.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29
STOPPED HIS PAPER.

His Honor the Mayor has stopped his
pAperl Not relishing the criticisms Of
the NEW NORTHWEST upon the exces-
size ''modesty'' of a few dignitaries. who
have taken it upon themselves, while
enjoying their own luxurious incomes,
to refuse aid for the sufferers in the late
fire beyond the barest necessities OF life,
our friend the Mayor has withdrawn his
patronage from publication so suda-
cious as to call upon him in the name
Of the people to do his duty. He has
also the power, this same Mayor, if he
chooses to use it, to stop every other sub
scriber's paper, as we are several hund-
red dollars in arrears for paper and
press-work at the bank organs printing
Office, which We are waiting and work
ing to collect from subscribers whose
funds are overdue, that we may thereby
liquidate the debt.
A few persons, and few only, have
paid up in full for the Third Volume.
Our friends would be astonished could
they see with what financial odds we
are graphing. We must have our dues.
Who will be the first to respond to this
call? We need our dues. We must
have them, or we will not much longer
try to sustain the paper.
We have not a reader who cannot
raise three dollars If he will. II you
will not you ought not to have the pa
per, and after a reasonable time from
this date every one in arrears will fail
to receive it except those who have
made especial bargains for its continu-
ance, and our accounts will be placed in
the hands Of an attorney for collection.
We are sorry, but we cannot help it.
Agents having money in their posses
sion are requested to remit at once.
Are you all willing that the Mayor
shall have power TO stop your paper as
well as his own?