THE STEELING EEIGE MONtJMEHT.'fin* iu»»veiiiml to creel a hands nine and oil* 1 iiriitlt;* tiMHiumi'iii b» the nnuno-ry ol lt;4-11. Smiling Price h progressing nver ilit? state, mill is Mil11cieni.lvnilviiiiced l*i give assurance ol RiieueHs,Lula ve ne euuniv lias nol yet done its* • mI vul lt;iu ft* I* »r, tin I we are sure thai it will ilu m» whenever the matter is fairly laid hi lore iis people. It every con-federate soldier who served under the gallant and patriotic old Missouri an will ssivc! ai !i?;i*• I one dollar toward the object our * list re will have been accomplished A tew may not be able lo give evett Ibis small sum, but there are others who ran give a little mure, and that will bring it up In (lie desiredftiu.uini. 1 he following letter received by ilie editor ol this paper will be read with interest(liti s of Price Monument A-ooeintimi:— Gen. D. M. KroMt pr^idaiK ; C. A. It**France, veeret iry; (no. A. tinker. '.rca-mrer, Director*. C. C- Itn in waiter, .lame* Haiincrnniii, Goo. I*. TIkmjj+iuj, N. I*. Minor. .J uno*. N. Douglas, Tho-. ,\. Porlt*. Llljali Gale*. lleiir v Gmtmr, W. 1‘. liar low, .1. T. Duuuv m, 4. It. Claiborne, l„ It Valtiant, It A. Uickelt*. Alfred Carr and D. C. Koiun dy,