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cor, .JOHN A. PARKER.

tits with regret that We announce that Col. John
A. Parker, Register of the Land Ofics at Omaha
has left our Territory not to return He waa kind
courteous aable gentleman, of strict integrity-and
always at bis post; and possessed the unbouhded con-
fdence of our own people. Outside of the Nebras.
khan office and the Chapman uest, lie has not enc.
my. Our kindesl wishes 20 with him.
1t gives us sincere pleasure to republish, from the
Bellevue tNebraska) Gazette" 30 cordial a tribute
to Virginian who has returned to his native State
after having ably and faithfully performed responsi
BILE duties on distant frontier. II ia suficien evil
dence Of Col. Parkers popularity, that eleven out Of
the twelve newspapers, in Nebraska Territory, came
out 10 advocacy Of his appointment Of Governor OF
Nebraska-an Office which he did not, and does not,
desire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Correspondent Of tie Richmond Enquirer.

Correspondent 81 the fteAmoAd EhYHHT.l
WAsusGros, D. G., Feb 18th, 1858.
Geutlemen:-I hve noticed in yonr issue OF this
date. a letter from one OF your Washington CORES
pnudan,s, signed ",appshanoock," in which he puts
The question to hs,pponeats OF the ! ono N Con
stiiutinu whether he continuance - m H.. tor'a
Government whcthey had rep - 81 "ou!d
no! be as Oppressive to the peopa vi t,Hht-s. d" the
enforcement of the Lecompton .ur''i '.'."' : 40
derake to answer he question icic' ~ u.s. H. WIN
apparently - :ruci self satisfaction. IL THIS way: ISL.
The people of Kama, had no to uterterein the
formation of their Territorial laws. %. They hare
only complained oithe manner of executing them
81. Governor Walker had reduced them % order by
his pledges that lis Administration mOnld see that
jnstcs mds done tool parties and ADORE all things
ihsy should rote for against the Constitution under
viii ,sl they were toclam admission a. State into the
Union. Now, evsy ous the difference
between the two, and | ask "Rsppahanuock"
if he does rot think nat there is more proba.
bility of p.acs IN kaasas, under fsie and
nroper administration VI the Territorial Gov.
erpmsn. over which the people have no control,
and which Their. ia the strong arm OF the General Gov
arnmant 10 enforce than there can be expected under
a state CONSTITUTIONS in fp formation Of which they
LINN N houe 6c,u d.frauai Of their FIJI right To par
,icipsts and certainly hdr been REUSED any r.nt y.
sanction. or reisc after il formation Lastly as 10
the uuestiou which OF the evils is me ieas "ouu
consider il an insult TO aska citizen OF harsss sucn
unestion-tbere is but ON way for freeman 10 III.
aver such questions for mother, and that is 10 p"
the question TO himself a, he were the persoh ln1
rested For when we en- allow ourselves TO Urn
with tha especial rights others, in order TO perfec
our Individual or party resigns, We no longer deserve
the heritage which our Fathers OF the Revolution oe
o,ao,hoJ IA VIRGISIAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

We would request our brethren Of the press to
state that Richie IL Dunnavant are about publishing
faithful Lithographic view Of the Virginia Wash.
ington Monument-o be sold at$l each. for the ben.
eft Of the Fund of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso-
citation. These photographic views may be pur.
chased at principal bookstores and hotels, and on
the Capitol Square, the Twanty.Second of Febru-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.
FOR the Wtek ending Feb IL, 1855

FOT NE W'FA TT'TTTY FtV
REPORTED BY JOHS A. LANCASTER sos, BROKERS
virginia per cent 81 years run sales At the Treas
Do Do shorter dates. sales f2i and Interest.
BonIs guaranteed by the state, S?t and interest.
Richmond City Bonds. sales 80 and Interest
Virriui. Bank stock. par 40. sales any.
Farmer. Bank Stock sales fl02.
Exch.ng. Bank Stock, sales SOL
Virginia Fire anl Marine Insurance Stock, sales $50
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $20 sales $3E
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad So;
last sales 80
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales SJ2
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Stock, last sales TO-
James River and kanawha stock, last sales 4S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16
MARRIED.

MARRIED, in GAINESVILLE, Va, Oh Tuesday. the q.
February, BY the Res. + Whsl.y. Mr. jobs II. j0
SON, In TO Miss SARAH ANN HAGSER, all Of Cs
Vile, En
Tho lair bride md bridegroom took the Cars on
nesday morning, Tor New York, intending 70 90 from
place to New Orleans, via tina Mississippi river Altno
they lei, at ali early hour, @ o'clock t:rge nanl'e'
their friends and Appropriateness accompanied tarrn c
Depot OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

Before conclndig hid remarks. ho yialdad The flour
for motion to adjournment which was submitted oy
Mr. Christian. sh sgrsei to by tbs House.
NorE.-The bi passed Oh Saturday relative to
JAS. o. Watson. wa called up, on motion OF NJ AR
NETT, and no: Mr.HAraoSD, a. reported.
ORDER OF THyDAY.-Ths bill 10 provide tor the
batter the militia is the order OF tbs
day for Tuesday, eth inst. TO cay,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

Mr. r. Bass, gentleman who comes TO this city
with very high testimonials, will shortly make the
rounds Of the city for tho purpose OF placing before
the ladies object which we trust will interest and
, sase them.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

BEEF CATTLE-Arc worth 81 to IS by the scales. SIP
ply moderate.
MUTTON-hre worth - 20 ~ ~ per mead. ENus qoG
IL would demand little more.
HOGS-s9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

NORFOLK, FEBRUARY l5.-Arivsi in Hampton
KosGs on saturday. ship John Milton, Harding, %:
New Bedford, So days from Csllso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-16

The Democratic members of the Legislature are
requested to meet in the Hall of the House of De
iegates this evening, at O'clock for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the ofoe of First Auditor,
and the several offices to be filled by election of the
General Assembly on the 18th instant.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. IS, 1888.
HcH wATEn THIS DAY At 6, O'Clock.

d. IJI %.
HIGH wATEn THIS DAY 6, o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown, Parrish New York, mdse and
Passengers.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritche,t, Baltimore. md.e
Steamer City OF X edmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia
mdse and passengers.
Schr H;awsths, Sloppy, Attakapaa, sugar and mo
iHsses.
Schr Ellen Goldsbornugh, Bunting, Bait guano.
Schr VIM Coquitf. Frank, Baltimore. mds..
Schr WIN. Woodberry, Higgins, Rockisnd lime
Schr W. ". Griffin, Snprs, james River, lumber.
Rcbr &. l. Fandefvc"r.. N-eks, New York light.
SAILED,
Schr Racer. Pearce, Boston, mdss.
Schr Henrietta Booth down The river. Iiyht.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO,
IMPORTERS AND JoDBERs
Ribbons Millinery, silk Goods, Straw Donnets
Flnts. Flowers and Ruches
Nc. 49, BAL-rMoHE ST, (between Charles & Hanover)
=: BALTIMORE.
nUR STOCK Is Ine4usled in Variety, Extent and
~ CheGpnesa. f'-
Terms strictly Elk months-or Fix cent OF tr oar
funds Feb 6-d S,fnE'
NEW tUKk EXTRA "C" COFFEE StGAR-
~ 100 bile o! au2cfIor quality. for sale ov
itF.bl6 A. Iish DAVENPORT.
"a SCIitSE Bi;., that will cum 81 drp sit,
w rnsi-rxgre.-ly tor llbrcatn. purposes sup.
plY just received by = JOIESrOS s BROTHER.
Feb 10 Druggists, 10, Main .t.cct
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FRENCH SPOLIATiCN CLAIMS.

For The Enquirer.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-26

Mr.. HANPsoN moved to amend by advancing the rent
OF the butcher stalls in the Lexington market from $50
SO per annum the permanent benches from 81 to So
caves benches from 50 to 3d. and the middle Of
the fsh stalls from 81 to So and the two outer from
81 to So.
The proposed amendments adopted, and the ordi
nance, as amend d, passed
MI BEALE presented petition from the Junior Artiller
lists, asking appropriation of 500 in lieu of the usual
annual appropriation from the city which forfeited
them by not having the complement of at the
last annual parade Referred to the Committee Claims
Mr. WOOD called the ordinance providing for the pre-
servation of the Battle Monument, by the excluding OF
hacks therefrOm, except when employed.
Mr. DUKEHART moved to amend, by providing that one
or more of hacks six abreast stand north OF the
monu ncnt not less than fifty feet from the chain around
south side of Lexington street. and thirty feet from the
curbstones the and west side OF Monument square
The amendment adopted and the ordinance as thus
amended, pas ed.
The Branch then adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH-The Branch met pursuant to adjourn
ment JouY B SEIDENsTRICKER ESD, President, in TIE
chair, and all the members present.
The revised ordinance relative 10 pumps and fire plugs
received from the First Branch with proposed amend
ments The proposed amendments non-con
Cured in.
The ordinance making appropriations for the year
1858 received from the First Branch and laid the
table.
Mr.. HINTzE offered a resolution requesting the harbor
masters to report to this Branch the amount collected in
their respective districts for port tonnage propeerS
barges and canal boat of sixty and provided
for in section of revised ordinance No % of 1850 which
adopted,
Adjourned until this afternoon
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States attorney, prosecuting The
following business transacted yesterday:
A jury of inquston mpanneled in the case Of
the State Clara Ehrman, and rendered verdict that
she is unatc and pauper Order passed directing her
confinement in the Mount Hope institute N.
Philip Hess, indicted for the larceny of quantity of
lumber, the property of David E. Thomas was arragned
and plead mot guilty. r. A. McAlster was assigned
counsel for the traverser
The cases of the State John Wagner and Robert
alias Flick Mason indicted for the robbery of the clothing
store of Abury Jarrett renewed to the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county.
State Adam Carter colOred indicted on the charge
of committing rape coored girl about fourteen years
of age by the of Laura Jane Bailey evening
of the first of April 1858 The jury out at the adj
journment of the Court. Hack and Adar for the tav-
erSer.
State Samuel Golden, indicted the charge of bur
glariousy entering the dwelling house of Dr. Alexander
c. Robinson, the 18th February, 1855 and stealing
herefom sundry articles of clothing The jury rendered
verdict of guilty and the Court deferred sentence I'M
til Friday.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
This court engaged yesterday in the trial of the
OF Hennigs u.s. Brady and Others before reported Not
concluded.
There business transacted in the other Courts
yesterday
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, May %.
C0FFEE.-There more inquiry to-day, with sales of
1880 bags Rio TRANSFERRED $50 bags prime
do at dll cts, and 10 bags Laguayra at IL cts
The market is steady at 10104 cts. for medium TO fair
Rio, lO4 cts for good, and 11d1l4 cts for prime La
guayra is held at II l2 cts, and Java at 17174
FLoUR.-There very little inquiry Change
day. which may in measure be attributed to the very
nclement weather We had reported sales of 100 bbs
Ohio Super at s437H, 400 bbls City Mills do. private
terms and 500 bbls Ohio Extra sold after Change
terday at 81 Howard Street Super is held at 4374
City Mills do at 81 for ordinary brands Howard Street
Baltimore Ground Family is selling at $3.50, and Extra
at $3.50. Rye Flour is dull at 50 25 and Corn Meal
80 for Baltimore Ground
GRAlN.-The market was very fiat to-day for all de-
scriptons. Wheat particularly dull and to 3 cents
lower OF 900 bus White offered, 5000 bus changed
hands at 9 cts for inferior 105dl10 for fair and liz
dl30 cts for good to very choice samples Limited sales
of Red 100 for good and LOG for choice Corn
also dull and to cts decline Sales of all the white
at market 900 bushels, at GO Cts for mixed
Ge4 for good to prime Yellow brought 65G66 cts
and 6S by weight with sales of 1000 5000 bushels
of 10 0G0 bus offered Oats heavy with limited
sales of Pennsylvania at IS and Maryland "a cents
Rye slightly BETTER with sales of 800 bushels Pennsy
MOLASs ES.-There has been movement of conse
guence today The market is steady at 2a25 cts. fol-
Cuba clayed 26d2S cts for do MuscOvado 35G6 cts fol-
New Orleans and S0d34 cts. for Porto Rico
PROVISI0NS.-The market continues very quiet and
quotations nominal The only sale reported ON Change
So hhds. Bulk Shoulders deliverable in New York
cts. quote them the spot at 81 cts, Sides
X cts. Bacon is held at 7G74 cts. for Shoulders
Sides at 9d94 and Hams at 1Ol2 cts for plain
Sugar cured canvassed Mess Pork quote at sl7 IA
Prime at s15 and Rump at s135OG1375 Beef is selling
in small lots at S7 for Mess and S14 so for No Lard il
firm at IL 4 cts for Western and 10k cts. for City
RICE.-fhe market continues dull at 32@4 cts.
SUGAR-In consequence OF the Indictment weather the
auction sale of Messrs Lennon Brogden was potpon
ed until Thursday next By private contract
transactions of moment to report We continue quote
S. 5a6 25 for refining grades Cuba Island and Porte
Rico Sc 5OG675 for fair to good Porto Rico and New Or
leans; S77 so for prime to choice do and $650d6 81
| for good to prime Cuba.
REFINED SUGARs.-The refners have lowered theil
prices I to X cent per h. on all descriptions except
| Yellow c. which is placed ct. higher Syrups have
also declined per gallon. We give below the pub
lished rates of Messrs Egerton Dougherty Woods Co
of the Baltimore Steam Sugar Refinery Those of tn,
MARYLAND Refinery of which Messrs. +. W Bruno Sons
are agents are essentially the same
PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE


NASSAU, n. Pr. Sch 1oner Time
$50 boxes sugar Is tons ogwood, 81 turtle lot fruit
old rope rigging, &c, +. T. MOntell
ST. JOINS, 2. R.-224 hhds. sugar, so do. moasses
Kirkland, Chase Co.; bbls. sugar do ginger 40
pines, master.
RIO JANEIRo-Bark Creole
l,7CO bags Coffee Kirkland, Chase Co; 66 do do
der.
Rio DE JANEIEo-Br. Pdrk TrGceler.
400 bags coffee, Hugh Jenkins & Co.
ROTTERDAM PRus.-Ship DuiSJarq
lOppes gin, 5 casks do. B. NJ. Hodges, Jr 100 bags
coffee, G. o. GOrter; 200 do do A. Schumacher CO.. go
do. do, Oelrchs & Iurman; lS6 do do Won Kapff <
COASTWISE.
EoSTON-BdTk Union
"a pkgs. coffee, % bales hemp-Poultney & Moae; 3
tons yellow meta-Stickney & Co. 100 bdls hides-Eun.
KEEL Son. $50 bbls herrnys 50 do rum 900 pkgs mdse
order.
NEW GORK-Scdr. Charles C0lq1te
300 bXs fire crackers, do almondS-Wm Bridges: $50
do candles-Levering Co.; 3l2 bXs tin plate 200 bdls
iron-E. l.. Parker Il Co.
New YoRK-Schr. ". d. CargH.
1906 boxes sugar-Order.
NEW YORK-Schr. ". H. R,dan
600 boxes sugar-order
PORTLAND-Schr. M. SeloaU
POI tons plaster, 1000 pieces headng-W. Rhoads &
Son.
NEW GoRK-Siednler Locust Point.
20 half chests tea-Woods Bridges Co; 10 pEes wine
w. 7. Walters 4 Co.; ,OG0 do. MISUNDERSTANDING
persons
CARDENAs-Brig Director
OS hhds molasses AZ ties. do, - bbls. dos G. Hand
& Co.
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Police Intelligence.

Edward Raddegan, charged with assaulting Bridge
Ward, taken into custody by Sergeant Pamphon
and committed for Court by Justice Boyd. Thos Car
man, for driving his wagon at immoderate rate was
arrested by officer Inscoe and fined SIS and by Jus
tice Boyd George Smith yesterday arrested by Off
Ger Wills, for running his dray without number and
fined 81 and costs by Justice Morrow Louisa Rupp Jno
Ahrends and Jacob Hoff yesterday arrested by officer
Post for vending cheese in the Lexington market with
ont license and each fined So and costs by Justice Logan
Andrew T. flanagan arrested yesterday by Lieut..
Carmichael charged with assautng and beating DR.. Ste
vens. He was taken before Justice Mearis who held
him on security for further hearing.
John Hogg arrested yesterday in the Eastern sec
ton of the CITY on the charge of stealing breastpn from
a woman on Wilk street He was held security for a
further hearing by Justice Audoun.
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Proceedings of the City Council.

TUESDAY, May IS, 1858.
FIRST BRANcH.-Branch met. Present JOHN T. FORD,
ESQ., President, and all the members
Mr.. TALBOT presented communication from the
Health department. setting forth that the limited
oi the appropriation thereto will admit of their
plying with resolution of the Counci, IN reov dirt
from Ross street. and asking special approximation of
$3.50 that purpose Referred to the Committee on
and Means.
Mr.. HARVEY from the Committee on Highways ranort.d
an ordinance to open and condemn Ianvae street from
Fremont to Chatsworth. Read and laid on the table
Mr. DUKEHART called up the resolution authorizing the
Register to pay judgment against the city in favor Il
Hezekiah Crout, for 81 1874 20, which was adopted
Mr. BEALE called up revised ordinance No 27 entitled
an ordinance to regulate the several markets
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9ublit SaIts.
BY CANNON &. MATTHEW'S.

ff N1..a.T TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, the
the EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, the ID day of June at
one O'clock the following described property
All that LOT OF GROUND beginning the south side
oil Great German street, and the line of the ground
owned by St PauPs Vestry, and now used a burial
ground; running thence southwardly binding said
ground one hundred feet to twenty feet alley with the
use thereof thence e?stwardly, parallel with German
street IS feet inches thence norhwardly one hundred
ce to German street thence weswardy is feet inches
TO the place of beginning.
ana also all that LOT OF GROUND beginning the
t SIDE of Great German street Is feet inches from
rhmost line of the ground owned by St PauPS
n ABOVE described, and running thence southwardy
riI = ieet to twenty feet alley with the and
plln & eIeo thence eastwardy Is feet inches, par
Iin o meIian street. thence northwardy by straight
~ f. n ieet to German street; thence westwardy
10 IT, II. ,d ithcnes' to the place of beginning
nee os are subject jointly to ground rent of slS7 SO
LING. "loh1 bhlCh u" Ella
, me terms OF sale prescribed by the decrce are. One
Soo,d H. @ .e alaice IN four and eight months to be
secured by approved endorsed notes bearin interest
D. MALCOLM, Trustee
my123aW ada ISL CANNON e. NJ .'iee''
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Reported for the Daily Exchanged
Circuit Court for Hartford County,

BELATR, Hartford Co., Md, May "a, 1858
Hon. Judge Price presiding. VIM. H. Dallam States
Attorney prosecuting
State u.s. Robinson Adams. The Grand jury found
four indictments against the above named parties who
ekeepers for selling goods without license The
offence admitted and the Court fined them twenty
lars and costs, which amounted fifty four dollars
W. Bateman for defence
State rs. Negro Ben Scott, indicted for stealing two
bushels of wheat from john W Preston Tried by jury
Verdict Guilty. Daniel Scott and Bryant for defence
State Negro Joe Cole indicted for stealing chickens
the property of Polly Hill, negro. Tried before Jury
Verdict guilty" Bryant for defence
State u.s. William Andrews charged with stealing a
gun, the property of Jas W. Preston again tried
day. and the jury is still out This the case in which
the jury unable to agree
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News from New Mexico,

ST. LOUIS, May pa dispatch dated Independence
2lst that the Santa Fe mail arrived today The
news is unimportant The grass the plains very
good The outgoing trains progressing finely James
NJ Hunt, old and prominent resident of Fe died
April l6.
The conductor of the train reports meeting but few
Indians, and they of friendly disposition.
Business was dull at Santa Fe. The mail left on the
18th inst in heavy storm which continued all day
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Marine DiSoSfer-S-

Boston, May 2t.-The ship Milton, which arrived this
morning from New Orleans, reports the sh inst in
lat 2o', long $50 90 ship fire nearly burned
to the waters edge, (probaby the ostervad before
ported)
On the 18th, saw the bark f. Shultz, of New York,
Carr, from New Orleans for Genoa ashore Riding
Rocks Would discharge part of her cargo and to
Nassau. n 2.
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The Remains of Gen. Persifcr E. Smith

ST. LOUIS, May 2L-The remains of Gen Smith ar
rived yesterday morning, in charge of Aidde-Camp
Lieutenants Drum and Wheaton, who will accompany
them to Philadelphia The body lay in state in Fort
Leavenworth Monday and Tuesday and was visited by
the whole army, and large number of the citizens of
Leavenworth The funeral ceremonies performed
the Fort on Wednesday, and described have been
OF the most impressive character The remains leave
here at o'clock this afternoon in charge of Adams, Ex
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Protest from Michigan Against the Action of
the Tract Society,".

ADRIAN, Mich, May 2L-The General Congregational
Association of Michigan, in session here has protested
against the action of the Tract Society New
Only two negative votes cast.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

MHY
INC market for beef Cattle quite lively this weel
anu hrmer Prices were fully supported and firm an ad
vance III some instances being paid for good Cattle. Thu
offerings ut the different yards about 400 head
which were mostly all sold at from So So including
lew extra quality at Sl04G SOY per 100 lbs.
Some ! 600 Sheep also market here and all sold
at $3.50 to So each, being from to 9& cts per h.
About 700 Hogs Phillips yard and found read
sale at from SG4 to SIX the 100 lbs, net
some 4OO Cows and Calves at market and brou
S 10 sou Tor mich cows $50 to $40 for springer and 81
to S25 for dry cows ~ ~
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The Outlaws of Kansas,

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-The Republican learns that Mont
gomerys band of outlaws in Kansas contemplate the
berry of the Indian agent, during the distribution the
annues among the Sac and Fox Indians The agent
asked military escort from Gen Harvey protect the
parties during the distribution of the money.
The officers of the Polar Star report that strong
force had surprised Mongomerys band Fort Scott
and killed eleven of them This needs confirmation
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Markets.

New YORK, May 25-Cotton-sales of 500 bales at a
decline of e. market irregular Flour is frm-saes OF
bbs at advance of cts for State and 10 cts for
Ohio; common to good State $3.50 Ohio $43o9s4
45; southern is dull but unchanged Wheat is active
sales of bushels southern white cts west
ern red 979lO4 cts Milwaukee Club s590 cts. Corn is
hrm-saes OF 26 900 bushels mixed 72975 cts white 72G
"a cts Beef is heavy Pork-mess has declined 10 cts
sales at ST. 1909 s17eO prime Lard is dull
Whiskey is firm. Sugar is quiet-Muscoyado 5I664
cts Coffee is steady at 1O9114 cts Spirits Turpentine
closed firm at KG46 cts